Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: An unjustly neglected, brilliant book

One of my most treasured possessions is Gerry Conlon's In the Name of the Father, a vivid, brutal, passionate, honest, and outstanding account of Irishman Conlon's unjust trial and subsequent conviction of terrorism. Most of these political sob stories feature mundane description and unabashed sentimentality. Conlon never falls into these traps. The writing always rings true, and he presents his real-life characters so vividly that you feel as if you've just tallked with them. The neglect of this book is as unjust a crime as Conlon's incarceration. Conlon writes with the compassion for human suffering of Dostoevsky, the fiery wit and consciousness of Orwell, and the humanity and emotion of Harper Lee. This is one of the great books; if I were trapped on a desert island with no company, this is the book I'd take along.