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Ann Coulter's controversial new book...

Alternet.org
March 09, 2006

Well, she's back at it. Ann Coulter will be publishing another book this summer. The only good news: the marketing campaign may just be as asinine as the book. From the publisher:

What is it? The NEW BOOK from Ann Coulter -- her first completely original one since 2003's Treason
What's it about? TOO HOT TO SAY. We can't even mention the title -- but we can attest that it'll be her most important, timely, and controversial book yet.
Yes, it's "thoroughly controversial, entirely confidential." In other words, they have no idea what the hell it's about because she hasn't written it yet, or it's such an empty screed that they're in the tempestuous throes of overhaul editing. But Coulter probably already has a nice fat royalty check in her pocket. Blech.

Oh, and, all you inherently Godless Democrats might enjoy the release date -- 6/6/06.
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