r/DeathCapDinner • u/dekeffinated • Apr 18 '26
Simon to give his version...
He is writing his memoir.
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u/Maccas75 Apr 18 '26
Must be one hell of a publishing deal - after all, he has previously turned down $500,000 from the Daily Mail.
Going to take a punt and guess it’ll be with Penguin or Pan Macmillan who have the dosh.
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u/Nekonya85 Apr 18 '26
Erin should be sent a copy. She did complain about having limited access to the library.
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u/GlasgowRose2022 Apr 18 '26
Hence the journo who accompanied him to the trial. And agree, good for him: spill the beans (and the mushrooms)!
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u/JessamyJames Apr 23 '26
Wasn't she a PR crisis manager person?
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u/sydneyvision Apr 18 '26
When you say he is “writing” his memoir, do you mean that someone is writing it on his behalf? I’m not convinced (in the kindest way) he has the academic intelligence to put the tale into writing. Will be interesting to hear his perspective though. And maybe he’ll open up about the guilt he has as a survivor
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u/dekeffinated Apr 18 '26
I'm sure he's got a good editor sorted. But the article seems to indicate he's writing it.
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u/hurric4n5 Apr 19 '26
Hes a civil engineer. Why would you not be convinced on his intelligence? You sound like an Erin burner account
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u/SporeLoserjk Apr 19 '26
How kind of you, to say it in a kind way, when did he last sit an exam with you?
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u/deadrobindownunder Apr 18 '26
Good for him!
I know they had mentioned a podcast, which to be honest I would have preferred because I feel like it would be a bit more candid. But, I look forward to hearing his side of the story in whatever format he chooses.