The book ends with a loving and insightful coda by Laurent's good friend and the editor of this book, David Saint, which reveals the real story of his death. 
 
BroadwayWorld should have a contest for who can guess the "real story" behind the death of Arthur Laurents. 
 
(And, if anyone is worried, I have a reasonably good alibi.)
Arthur Laurents' THE REST OF THE STORY Delayed to September 2012
		     						     						
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/28/11
		     			The killer always has a "reasonably good alibi" at the beginning of the mystery, joey. 
 
An alibi that later proves to have a gap just long enough for him to have committed the murder. 
 
So don't tell the cops anything, except you want a lawyer.
		     				
		     					
I say, Mary Rodgers in the Drawing Room with a Poisoned Pen.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/28/11
		     			LOL. Case closed. Why buy the book? 
 
Oh, that's right, we buy the book because we can't resist Laurents' snarkiness even while we profess indignation. (This is a general remark, joey, and not directed at you. I read your reference to having been critical of Laurents in the past, but I didn't see those posts.)
		     				
		     					
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/17/04
I think it's more like the end of "Murder on the Orient Express".
"the little brown babies"
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/28/11
I love the ORIENT EXPRESS reference! Funny on several levels.
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