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September 25, 2006 -- THERE'S a good reason why the four authors of the upcoming book "I Hate Ann Coulter!" are remaining anonymous - they're afraid for their safety. "None of us want our real names in the hands of gun-toting, abortion clinic-bombing, self-proclaimed 'wing nuts,' who follow Coulter," one of the scribes tells us. Coulter , who called 9/11 widows publicity-loving "harpies," is shown with a devil's tail and horns on the book's cover. It's only the second time in Simon & Schuster's history that an author's identity has been kept secret, the first being, "Go Ask Alice," a teen drug addict's diary, published in 1971.
-- "Page Six" of The NY Post
I don't know. This actually seems rather chickenshit. I doubt their lives would be endangered. Maybe their small reputations would be highlighted, if these are 'nobodies.' I would only hope that the picture of Ann on the cover does not have her wearing much more than horns and a tail.
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September 25, 2006 -- THERE'S a good reason why the four authors of the upcoming book "I Hate Ann Coulter!" are remaining anonymous - they're afraid for their safety. "None of us want our real names in the hands of gun-toting, abortion clinic-bombing, self-proclaimed 'wing nuts,' who follow Coulter," one of the scribes tells us. Coulter , who called 9/11 widows publicity-loving "harpies," is shown with a devil's tail and horns on the book's cover. It's only the second time in Simon & Schuster's history that an author's identity has been kept secret, the first being, "Go Ask Alice," a teen drug addict's diary, published in 1971.
-- "Page Six" of The NY Post
I don't know. This actually seems rather chickenshit. I doubt their lives would be endangered. Maybe their small reputations would be highlighted, if these are 'nobodies.' I would only hope that the picture of Ann on the cover does not have her wearing much more than horns and a tail.
