"I had no interest in trashing him": James Patterson on why he needed to tell Tiger Woods' story
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"I had no interest in trashing him": James Patterson on why he needed to tell Tiger Woods' story

Salon  

"I just wanted to tell the story and let people figure out." If you think about his life, he was always shielded from kind of — he was like, "Go golf, be great at golf, and don't worry about the other stuff." I wouldn't say I'm a super great, great, great Christian anymore, but I always have that thing about like I'm like, "Let's forgive people within reason." And at the end of it, he quotes — he doesn't know whether it's Churchill or somebody else — but something to the effect of, "Never waste a good crisis." This is the college English major in me wanting to ask this question, but I was curious — did you draw inspiration, for the book's title from the William Blake poem, "Tyger, Tyger?"

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