Interesting story about ghost writers.  Since it was emphasized that ghost writers/collaborators make sure the client signs off on the content, it removes the defense that Harry didn’t have complete control of what was written.  Although I suppose Penguin had a say, too.  There was rumors that the first draft was too “touchy feely” and not juicy enough.“He’s half psychiatrist,” Phil Knight, a founder of Nike, said of Moehringer, …”Maybe then, Harry will have finally found the catharsis he needs to move on from all the issues that have plagued him since childhood.  If one thing is obvious from the published quotes (translated from the Spanish early release of Spare) it is that he has struggled with his position in the family and resents not being on equal footing with William.  He also seems to take little responsibility for his part in his own story.  It always seems to come down to someone acting against Harry.Hopefully the NYT will do a book review of Spare and give us an unbiased look at the content without having to put out $20 for a one and done read.

Interesting story about ghost writers.  Since it was emphasized that ghost writers/collaborators make sure the client signs off on the content, it removes the defense that Harry didn’t have complete control of what was written.  Although I suppose Penguin had a say, too.  There was rumors that the first draft was too “touchy feely” and not juicy enough.“He’s half psychiatrist,” Phil Knight, a founder of Nike, said of Moehringer, …”Maybe then, Harry will have finally found the catharsis he needs to move on from all the issues that have plagued him since childhood.  If one thing is obvious from the published quotes (translated from the Spanish early release of Spare) it is that he has struggled with his position in the family and resents not being on equal footing with William.  He also seems to take little responsibility for his part in his own story.  It always seems to come down to someone acting against Harry.Hopefully the NYT will do a book review of Spare and give us an unbiased look at the content without having to put out $20 for a one and done read.

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