A new book rehashes the sensational claims of L.A. private eye Fred Otash, but there's just one problem: There's a very good chance he made many of them up.
Reading this article makes me even more excited to read your book.
Also, in your research/writing have you found anyone whose published accounts didn't fabricate aspects of James Dean's life/their connection/experience with him? Maybe William Bast? I'm being a bit facetious since I have no reasons (to me) to doubt Mercedes McCambridge, or Carroll Baker, and Eartha Kitt's memoirs; but it just seems that out every 1 story that is true ---or at least accurate to how the narrator remembers it ---there are a dozen semi/completed fabricated stories.
Reading this article makes me even more excited to read your book.
Also, in your research/writing have you found anyone whose published accounts didn't fabricate aspects of James Dean's life/their connection/experience with him? Maybe William Bast? I'm being a bit facetious since I have no reasons (to me) to doubt Mercedes McCambridge, or Carroll Baker, and Eartha Kitt's memoirs; but it just seems that out every 1 story that is true ---or at least accurate to how the narrator remembers it ---there are a dozen semi/completed fabricated stories.