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walkitouthttp://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/09/books/09publishers.html
_Last Train to Hiroshima_ has been recalled.
I heard part of a radio interview with him, including the bit about the bomb being damaged. I went, no it wasn't. And there were a bunch of other really weird things that just did not sound right.
Gotta love it when an editor who gets caught letting crap like this through justifies it with this:
'Anyway, Mr. Macrae said, “the difference between fact and fiction is a very fine line.” '
_Last Train to Hiroshima_ has been recalled.
I heard part of a radio interview with him, including the bit about the bomb being damaged. I went, no it wasn't. And there were a bunch of other really weird things that just did not sound right.
Gotta love it when an editor who gets caught letting crap like this through justifies it with this:
'Anyway, Mr. Macrae said, “the difference between fact and fiction is a very fine line.” '