[Tacis]

I don't understand. Last week it was "She has written a single word yet," and this week they announce a June release. Which story was the lie? Why on earth would anyone spned thirty bucks for a book without a word of truth in it?

Those that but the book (some on this list) so as to disprove lies will also be disappointed. No issue will be covered with sufficient specifity to allow the lie to be proven. There will be nothing that could remotely reflect negatively on either Willie or Hillie, nor anything that could be used against her in the future.

These people have spent 20 years searching out and destroying any trace of a record that would prove their criminality. You don't think she is going to change that or prove something like Whitewater, Jim McDonald's murder, Foster's murder, Swiss bank accounts, or Fonda-like anti-Americanism while at Yale?

[JennysCool]

I don't understand. Last week it was "She has written a single word yet," and this week they announce a June release. Which story was the lie?

I have a hunch there's a nugget of truth in both. My guess is the "book" -- probably just an outline at this point -- is woefully incomplete and so a team of writers will be burning the midnight oil for the next couple of months whipping it into a manuscript Her Highness can add a few clarifications and flourishes to and sign off on. "Living History" sounds like a title a committee of desperately nervous publication-types would come up with, and putting out the advance release of a cover with a publicity photo and a title in a script font takes about 5 minutes. This is going to be a debacle, with good reviews from only the most zealous Clinton apple-polishers. I guarantee it.

[Eala]

The account of her years in the White House will have a first printing of 1 million copies, her lawyer told The Associated Press.

How many authors' publication announcements are made to the press by their attorney? Methinks we haven't heard the end of this yet.