A British jury found in favor of author Constance Briscoe and her publisher Hodder & Stoughton in the odd case in which her mother Carmen Briscoe-Mitchell claimed the book UGLY was "a piece of fiction." Briscoe said, "I can quite understand why my family went into collective denial but whilst…
UK Author Prevails, But Sour World May Finish Misery Lit
by Michael Cader on December 2, 2008 in International News, Trends
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