[atlaw]

Actually, I'm not sure that he really has said that it is a work of fiction. And that's the problem.

If you carefully hold the book under a 60 watt bulb and stare intently at its cover, you can see a secret message printed just below the title. It reads -- "A Novel" -- which, when run through the "Webster's Special Edition Da Vinci Code Decoder Book," translates to -- "a work of fiction."

[Always Right]

If you carefully hold the book under a 60 watt bulb and stare intently at its cover, you can see a secret message printed just below the title. It reads -- "A Novel" -- which, when run through the "Webster's Special Edition Da Vinci Code Decoder Book," translates to -- "a work of fiction."

If I wrote a novel about a real person and portrayed that person as a pedophile (which he was not), and covered my slander up under the guise of my story was just fiction, would that be OK?

[It's me]

Oh thanks, I'll have to look and see if that works.
Where can I get the "Webster's Special Edition Da Vinci Code Decoder Book?"

[maine-iac7]

If you carefully hold the book under a 60 watt bulb and stare intently at its cover, you can see a secret message printed just below the title. It reads -- "A Novel" -- which, when run through the "Webster's Special Edition Da Vinci Code Decoder Book," translates to -- "a work of fiction

How dare you point out that their fiction about Brown not acknowledging this as fiction is fiction! ;o)