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The American Truth? -- 9/11 Truth Issues Question 9/11

Wed Aug 15, 3:01 AM ET

Author Nick Shelton addresses the 9/11 Truth issue in a powerful book, The American Truth. Part nonfiction articles, part fiction, The American Truth adds to the growing debate on a controversial issue.

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) August 15, 2007 -- "Crazy Conspiracies" or "Story of the Century?" This is the question that lies at the heart of "The American Truth," the latest action-packed thriller by Nick Shelton. The book will be released August 12, 2007 by Mill City Press and cost $10.19 at online retailers like Amazon.com. Most of the book can be read for free online at http://www.AmTruth.com.

Part nonfiction, part novel, "The American Truth" paints a picture of issues associated with the 9/11 Truth Movement. 9/11 Truth is a term that describes a belief that the official story of the September 11 terrorist attacks is not entirely correct.

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Perry author writes 9-11 novel

07/27/07

By Charlotte Perkins

Journal Staff Writer

When he was just out of Westfield High School, Nick Shelton published a book of devotionals.

Last year, as a student at Mercer University, he created an online Christian community on the website called The Body of Christ.Org.

Now he has published a novel, The American Truth, that combines history, conspiracy and suspense, in a thriller about the events of Sept. 11, 2001.

Shelton is the son of Lisa Shelton and the late Jeff Shelton, and the grandson of Frank Shelton, all of Perry.

He has focused his studies at Mercer on literature, religions economics and politics.

In the coming school term, he will be completing his undergraduate degree at Oxford University in England.

At Oxford, he will be studying the literature, with an emphasis on the works of his favorite author C.S. Lewis.

After completing his undergraduate degree, Shelton plans to study for his masters in globalization from Oxford.