I haven't read BSB yet, so if i have to choose between filling that hole and another I'll save that one for last. If you ever get around to reading Armageddon in Retrospect, you'll probably feel the same way about a lot of the stuff in there. Even I went eh, and forced myself to read(with the exception of the speech he wrote before he died that his son delivered posthumously in Indy, that was worth the book price). But that's typically what happens when authors have their underwear drawer ransacked for their final paycheck. (I'm looking at you Salmon of Doubt.)