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Sorry, you're right. I will.

I understand the difference between questions and prejudice festooned with question marks. However, the answers are that sources are identified in the text and in a note on sources at the end; there...

Mmm...the prosecution doesn't rest. The sources of all the information in the book are noted in the book. The utterly intriguing story of how the title came to be will be revealed in my memoirs.

Sorry, I don't understand your question.

While there just may be a third category of information in this book--besides things you know already and things you don't believe--I applaud you being open-minded enough to buy a copy.

Why not encouraging?

I read the Fastest of the First and found it to be quite a good book, as I say in Blood and Smoke. The question of how my account differs would take a book to answer, but it...

Hi, this is Charles Leerhsen, the author of Blood and Smoke: A True Tale of Mystery, Mayhem and the Birth of the Indy 500, to be published on May 3 by Simon and Schuster. It's a deep and hopefully...