Comments on: Mutant Message Down Under http://finotto.org/books/2005/07/mutant-message-down-under/ What I read... Tue, 19 Aug 2008 21:16:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Michele http://finotto.org/books/2005/07/mutant-message-down-under/#comment-210 Michele Tue, 19 Jun 2007 09:04:05 +0000 http://finotto.org/books/?p=8#comment-210 Hi Lisa, thanks for taking the time to comment. As I wrote in my review, I was never sure wether it was reality or fiction, even though many times it seemed more like fiction. I'll definitely look into this. :) Hi Lisa, thanks for taking the time to comment.

As I wrote in my review, I was never sure wether it was reality or fiction, even though many times it seemed more like fiction.

I’ll definitely look into this. :)

]]> By: Lisa http://finotto.org/books/2005/07/mutant-message-down-under/#comment-209 Lisa Tue, 19 Jun 2007 07:30:24 +0000 http://finotto.org/books/?p=8#comment-209 I was a little disturbed to read your endorsement of this novel without all of the relevant facts. Let me assure you, this book is fiction. Ms Morgan has publically admitted to making the whole thing up and thus misleading the public to believe otherwise. Nor, if the majority of online resources are to be believed, does the vast majority of the detail even remotely resemble the truth. Please read Chris Sitka's online review for more detail (google), she was the most interesting I found. As an Aboriginal woman I am currently caught between my curiosity about the controvesy surrounding the novel and my dislike of providing my money to an author who misrepresents herself, not to mention the exploitation of my culture. Normally, I'd be skeptical about a book review, which is what's causing me a little doubt. Afterall, you can't believe everything you read... I'm happy to discuss this, or any other related topic if you wish. Thanks, Lisa I was a little disturbed to read your endorsement of this novel without all of the relevant facts. Let me assure you, this book is fiction. Ms Morgan has publically admitted to making the whole thing up and thus misleading the public to believe otherwise.

Nor, if the majority of online resources are to be believed, does the vast majority of the detail even remotely resemble the truth. Please read Chris Sitka’s online review for more detail (google), she was the most interesting I found.

As an Aboriginal woman I am currently caught between my curiosity about the controvesy surrounding the novel and my dislike of providing my money to an author who misrepresents herself, not to mention the exploitation of my culture.

Normally, I’d be skeptical about a book review, which is what’s causing me a little doubt. Afterall, you can’t believe everything you read…

I’m happy to discuss this, or any other related topic if you wish.

Thanks, Lisa

]]> By: Lisa http://finotto.org/books/2005/07/mutant-message-down-under/#comment-208 Lisa Tue, 19 Jun 2007 07:30:02 +0000 http://finotto.org/books/?p=8#comment-208 I was a little disturbed to read your endorsement of this novel without all of the relevant facts. Let me assure you, this book is fiction. Ms Morgan has publically admitted to making the whole thing up and thus misleading the public to believe otherwise. Nor, if the majority of online resources are to be believed, does the vast majority of the detail even remotely resemble the truth. Please read Chris Sitka's online review for more detail (google), she was the most interesting I found. As an Aboriginal woman I am currently caught between my curiosity about the controvesy surrounding the novel and my dislike of providing my money to an author who misrepresents herself, not to mention the exploitation of my culture. Normally, I'd be sceptical about a book review, which is what's causing me a little doubt. Afterall, you can't believe everything you read... I'm happy to discuss this, or any other related topic if you wish. Thanks, Lisa I was a little disturbed to read your endorsement of this novel without all of the relevant facts. Let me assure you, this book is fiction. Ms Morgan has publically admitted to making the whole thing up and thus misleading the public to believe otherwise.

Nor, if the majority of online resources are to be believed, does the vast majority of the detail even remotely resemble the truth. Please read Chris Sitka’s online review for more detail (google), she was the most interesting I found.

As an Aboriginal woman I am currently caught between my curiosity about the controvesy surrounding the novel and my dislike of providing my money to an author who misrepresents herself, not to mention the exploitation of my culture.

Normally, I’d be sceptical about a book review, which is what’s causing me a little doubt. Afterall, you can’t believe everything you read…

I’m happy to discuss this, or any other related topic if you wish.

Thanks, Lisa

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