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When the guardians of "Gone With the Wind" sued to bar release of a new novel based on Margaret Mitchell's epic, author Pat Conroy waded into the legal fray with an affidavit defending novelist Alice Randall and her as yet unpublished book, "The Wind Done Gone." Conroy, himself a would-be "GWTW" sequel writer, recounted his experiences with the Mitchell trusts "and their tenacious and scrappy lawyers."
April 24, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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