Description:
A renowned journalist delves into the deeply disturbed mind of Mark Hofmann, one of the most daring literary forgers and merciless killers of the late twentieth century, whose greatest deception was a forged Emily Dickinson poem, which led to fame and fortune, forcing him to commit atrocious crimes in order to keep his forgery a secret. Reprint.

Details:

• Publisher: PENGUIN USA
• Depth (m): 0.75
• Dewey: 364
• Edition: Reprint
• Height (m): 8
• Pages: 288
• Published Date: Sat 1 Mar 2003
• Weight (g): 0.54
• Width (m): 5.25

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