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Rolling Stone’s Hastings Bags Book DealPosted on Jul 6, 2010
Rolling Stone scribe Michael Hastings is still riding high from his big score about “Runaway General” Stanley McChrystal—who has, it should again be noted, been obliged to evacuate the scene of the story since the piece was published—and now, despite some speculation that he’d have a problem gaining access to the likes of McChrystal again, Hastings might have another hit on his hands in the form of a book about Afghanistan. According to The Huffington Post’s Jason Linkins, Hastings has made a deal with Little, Brown & Co. to publish his upcoming work on that mess of a war. —KA
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By faydalihayat, July 10, 2010 at 12:49 pm Link to this comment
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i think this just irony
Report thisBy cyrena, July 6, 2010 at 1:45 pm Link to this comment
THAT was fast! But no surprise of course.
The irony is painful. McChrystal survives torture and all of sorts of really bad judgment and law breaking on his watch, but it takes a Rolling Stones article to get him canned.
Then the author of said article gets a book deal so fast it doesn’t even have a title yet.
Only in Amerika!
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