Stephen Glass (1)

The author of this book apparently lived the same story as what he writes about in "The Fabulist" although he says that the book is a work of fiction "inspired" by his own experiences. I hope that's true, because I'd hate to think that the author could actually be like the main character - coincidentally also named Stephen Glass - who is an absolute, contemptible idiot who shows no remorse for his actions, very little introspection to try and figure out why he did what he did (fabricating stories and flat-out lying while working as a journalist) and refusing to seek help. He is an obviously troubled man, and although - in the story, anyway - he is saved by the love of a good woman (gag), I felt little compassion for him. Don't read this book - this man shouldn't get any more attention; he doesn't deserve it.… (plus d'informations)