Yesterday, HarperCollins announced that Sarah Palin’s much-anticipated memoir will now be released on November 17. Originally slated for spring 2010, the 400-page book’s release was moved up after a quick finish by Palin and ghostwriter Lynn Vincent.Diane Bell of The San Diego Union-Tribune, has some interesting details today on Vincent’s involvement with Palin’s forthcoming memoir, “Going Rogue: An American Life.” Apparently, Palin spent much of August in San Diego working with Vincent.
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