Title: Depends on what you're looking for
Product review: If you think there's any value in the authorship question, this book isn't likely to help you. Apparently, not only characters but the sources of the most interesting information are transparently fabricated, as I learned when I tried to track down the Zelle source and learned it was only Mata Hari's real surname. So I suppose the book amounts to a parody of other authorship writing. Post-modern cool? So that's why the Brooklyn Public Library (from which or from one of whose borrowers the copy I bought online from Better Book Worlds was apparently stolen--no "DISCARD" stamp) had indeed shelved it under FICT.
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