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by Sandra Harmon on 2005 Jun 24 - 22:33 | reply to this comment Back to Sandra Harmon Well, I apologize if I have stepped on your toes. As always, there are two sides. However, in her intro to the book, Pat writes:
First and foremost, I want to thank my coauthor, Sandra Harmon. Six years ago she came to one of my seminars. We met afterward and I was impressed by her dynamic, ebullient personality and brilliant mind, as well as the fact that she had coauthored Priscilla Presley's best-seller Elvis and Me
I asked Sandra if she would collaborate with me on this book. and after spending the next year studying my theories and using them in her own life, she agreed. She believed in my work, and I appreciated and needed her extraordinarily logical mind, her humor, and her skills as a great writer, interpreter, and popularizer of complex ideas. "Thank you Sandy" hardly says it all, but it is what I want to say. Without her this book could not and would not have been written.
If it were unethical for her to ask, {shrug} my only response would be -- her stuff TEACHES people not to go along with unethical requests. But it is often the case that money causes problems between friends and coworkers. I can't wish you luck in your lawsuit, because my loyalty lies with Pat. If your writing contract was not suitably "lawyered up" -- well that's why there are courts.
Mike's GIrl
by a Taken In Hand reader on 2005 Jun 25 - 01:14 | reply to this comment Sandra Harmon and Pat Allen Well Mike's Girl,