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WikiLeaks chief memoir published, against his will
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By JILL LAWLESS
Associated Press
LONDON (AP) – A long-awaited memoir by WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is finally being published – without his approval.
British publisher Canongate said Wednesday that the book, billed as an “unauthorized autobiography,” will be for sale in stores and online Thursday.
Last year Canongate paid Assange, 40, a large sum for the rights to the memoir and Assange began working with a ghostwriter on the book, which he said he hoped would be “one of the unifying documents of our generation.”
But the publisher said that as he recorded 50 hours of interviews about his life, Assange became increasingly troubled by the prospect, eventually declaring that “all memoir is prostitution.”
Canongate says Assange tried to cancel his contract, but since he has not repaid his advance it is publishing the first draft that the WikiLeaks founder delivered to the publisher in March.

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