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Horns and Halos captures the unlikely connection of three men: a U.S. president, a discredited author and an underground publisher, whose paths to power and popularity become tangled in a book.

In October 1999, a short article appeared in the New York Times: St. Martin's Press recalled Fortunate Son, the first published biography of George W. Bush. At the time of its recall, the book had a high rank on several best-seller lists, no doubt due to the book's widely publicized allegations that Bush had been arrested for cocaine possession in 1972.

Several weeks later, small underground imprint Soft Skull Press announced that it would re-publish the book, but soon discovered that getting Fortunate Son back on the shelves wouldn't prove so easy. After months of lawsuits, bad press, and disagreements with the distributor, Soft Skull made one final desperate attempt to make a splash at the 2001 Book Expo of America: against the author's wishes, they revealed the sources for the book's cocaine allegations, which leads to electrifying consequences...