NEW YORK (AP) -- It was billed as the great ''publishing event'' of the fall -- ''a shattering, provocative and mesmerizing true story'' so momentous that booksellers ordered copies without knowing what they would receive.
Now, the secret is out: publisher William Morrow has confirmed to The Associated Press that the mystery work is Paul Burrell's ''The Way We Were,'' the latest tell-all about Princess Diana by her former butler, who also wrote the 2003 best-seller, ''A Royal Duty.''
Will they ever let this woman rest in peace? Of course, the public is also to blame. They keep buying this shit.
Tuesday, September 05, 2006
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