Tall tale takes a new twist in court
Publisher will not have to pay author for sham memoir
When Misha Defonseca admitted that her best-selling memoir about surviving the Holocaust with the help of wolves was a sham, her publisher thought she could avoid paying the author and her ghost writer a disputed $32.5 million for allegedly concealing profits from sales. (Full article: 1132 words)
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