Ellen Polsky
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William L. Myers Jr.:
I'm from Philadelphia, and I remember that train crash. For a minute after reading your book, I thought that we hadn't gotten the real story from the news. Did you need permission to change the story from what (I think) really happened?
William L. Myers Jr.
Thanks for the question Ellen. And--no. The story in the novel is a purely fictional account. It actually draws from different train crashes that occurred around the country.
-Bill Myers
-Bill Myers
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Meryl
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William L. Myers Jr.:
Hello William, I pre-ordered "A Killer's Alibi" (Kindle version) on Amazon and have not been able to obtain it yet (was supposed to be released the beginning of this week). I haven't been able to get a straight answer from them, so thought I would ask you directly. Is there a delay that you know of, and if so, do you have any idea when it may be released? Thanks! Meryl
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