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10-17-11, 03:01 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFISP_PrhFo
Penguin's Publishing Director Diane Turbide has this to say about the project in a press release: "Michael Bryant's story is one that is unavoidably sensational," said in a press release announcing the deal. What really attracted me to this book was the unflinching description of one man's descent into a kind of hell. He has been humbled by what happened, but more important, wants to rededicate himself to public service and to overhaul the justice system. And he has never lost sight of the fact that a man died."
Take of that what you will, but Bryant promises he's eager to speak about the incident. "There is an untold story within this tragedy, and I wanted to share that story," he said int he same release. "It's important to pass along lessons learned regarding our justice system. I'm ready to speak to these very personal issues."
Bryant to publish a book (http://www.blogto.com/news_flash/2011/10/michael_bryant_to_publish_book_about_his_fatal_collision_with_darcy_allan_sheppard/)
Apologies about the new thread, i can't find the old 20 or so page one - probably deleted off bikefo at the request of Bryant's PR firm...
Penguin's Publishing Director Diane Turbide has this to say about the project in a press release: "Michael Bryant's story is one that is unavoidably sensational," said in a press release announcing the deal. What really attracted me to this book was the unflinching description of one man's descent into a kind of hell. He has been humbled by what happened, but more important, wants to rededicate himself to public service and to overhaul the justice system. And he has never lost sight of the fact that a man died."
Take of that what you will, but Bryant promises he's eager to speak about the incident. "There is an untold story within this tragedy, and I wanted to share that story," he said int he same release. "It's important to pass along lessons learned regarding our justice system. I'm ready to speak to these very personal issues."
Bryant to publish a book (http://www.blogto.com/news_flash/2011/10/michael_bryant_to_publish_book_about_his_fatal_collision_with_darcy_allan_sheppard/)
Apologies about the new thread, i can't find the old 20 or so page one - probably deleted off bikefo at the request of Bryant's PR firm...