The excellent translator who is preparing the Spanish version of the book, María José Viejo, noticed some typos and minor errors that I’m keen to...
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Corrections X – posted March 12th 2015
Nancy Carroll emailed to point out a typo. On page 211, I mistyped Ed Bradley's name as "Ed Brantley". Thanks to Nancy for pointing this out - it...
Continue Reading →Corrections IX – posted 7th March 2015
On p51, I refer to the World Series baseball game rigged by Arnold Rothstein in 1919, and say “50 million people were listening in.” In fact, the...
Continue Reading →Corrections VIII – posted February 27th
Alison Wrbik emailed to point out two typos: On page 276, I wrote: “The cops demanded to know: Where do you buy your marijuana? What suppliers...
Continue Reading →Corrections VII – posted February 17th 2015
Clare Barlett and Charles Cairns both emailed to point out a typo on page 231 – where it refers to the “patents” of Dr Hal Vorse, it should...
Continue Reading →Corrections VI – posted 8th Feb 2015
There is a typo on page 268. It says: "When you ban a drug, it's very risk to transport it - so dealers will always choose the drug that packs the...
Continue Reading →Corrections V – posted February 8th 2015
On page 183, I state that menthol cigarettes are less addictive than tobacco cigarettes. Ben Richards got in touch to let me know this is based on...
Continue Reading →Corrections IV – posted 31st January 2015
On some computers, when you click to look at the corrections, it is only displaying the first few hundred words of each new entry, and appears to cut...
Continue Reading →Corrections III – posted 28th January 2015
This is to one of the articles linked to from this site. In the original version of my Huffington Post article headlined ‘Addicts’ Lives...
Continue Reading →Corrections Two – posted 19th January 2015
This is a correction to the website, rather than the book. Due to a technical glitch at our end, on the first day the audio clips went live on this...
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