It would be unfortunate if the only reason we didn't have the opportunity to experience and enjoy more of Harper Lee's work was due to pushy unscrupulous publishers. While I respect Ms.Lees decision to not move forward with publication, I would however love to get the opportunity to read even just the possible first chapter of this unfortunate story.
I don't believe Lee authored most of "Watchman'. Her characters wouldn't change so dramatically and it being close to her death when she wasn't able to make decisions makes it all the more suspicious that much of it wasn't her sequel (regardless of when it was supposedly written).
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This is my immediate family and I appreciate the kind comments. I think that Harper Lee would have done a wonderful job on the book.
Wait you are related to Harper lee!?!?!
There's so much to know and remember, through the life of Harper Lee. I really enjoy her work. God Bless her.
It would be unfortunate if the only reason we didn't have the opportunity to experience and enjoy more of Harper Lee's work was due to pushy unscrupulous publishers. While I respect Ms.Lees decision to not move forward with publication, I would however love to get the opportunity to read even just the possible first chapter of this unfortunate story.
So sad for the victims and their families. But there are TWO fascinating stories here!
Whatever happened to having to have an "insurable interest" in a person before you can take out life insurance on him or her?
I hope that in my lifetime they release "The Reverend" and I get to read it, this book sounds absolutely fascinating.
Happy Birthday Miss Lee!
Lawyers always just doing their best work, ethics are not a real requirement.
All dead on the side of the road?
I don't believe Lee authored most of "Watchman'. Her characters wouldn't change so dramatically and it being close to her death when she wasn't able to make decisions makes it all the more suspicious that much of it wasn't her sequel (regardless of when it was supposedly written).
Didn't another author cover this story long before Cep?
I don't know a book on the case, but it has been reported on by a number of times including by The New Yorker.
@@nghtwtchmn129 Casey Cep is the author of "The New Yorker" article you are referencing.
Go set a watchman is good
The host looks like Harper Lee
I HATE JANE PAULY.