As an author, pastor, and conference speaker, my words and ideas have been scrutinized both in private and public (including the Internet). Occasionally, in telling stories of my experiences, I may slightly exaggerate some of the details for dramatic effect. That explains my interest in a statement made by John Grisham in the Authors Note at the end of his novel, The Confession. Some overly observant readers may stumble across a fact or two that might appear to be in error. They may consider writing me letters to point out my shortcomings. They should conserve paper. There are mistakes in this book, as always, and as long as I continue to loathe research, while at the same time remaining perfectly content to occasionally dress up the facts, Im afraid the mistakes will continue. My hope is that the errors are insignificant in nature.
Posted on: Sat, 31 May 2014 12:25:03 +0000
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