When Mort Sahl Kicked Mark Lane Out of his House
- Fred Litwin
- 47 minutes ago
- 2 min read
A very revealing story about Mark Lane from Mort Sahl's book, Heartland:
Money Quote:
Sciambra [Garrison Assistant District Attorney Andrew] used to say if Dracula tried to drive a stake through his [Mark Lane's] heart, he'd be in real trouble: The myth would be over.
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An apt profile.
An opinion piece by Anthony Lewis in the New York Times on Mark Lane and Jonestown.
An opinion piece from the Washington Post
A good opinion piece from the Philadelphia Bulletin.
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A profile of Mark Lane in Newsweek.
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