http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=2795995&page=1Jan. 15, 2007 — O.J. Simpson wants to write another book, this time a nonfiction account about his life with his murdered ex-wife, one of his lawyers tells ABC News.
Attorney Yale Galanter says his phone has been "ringing off the hook" with offers to buy a book about Simpson's life with Nicole Brown Simpson.
"Everybody, regardless of what they are saying publicly, is interested" in the book, Galanter told ABC News' Law & Justice Unit.
The news comes just as details are emerging about his controversial and now-canceled book, "If I Did It."
'Something Went Horribly Wrong'
Today, Newsweek published obtained excerpts from a chapter titled "The Night in Question" — and noted that Simpson's account adhered closely with the prosecution's theory of the murders.
In the unpublished account, Simpson writes that his ex-wife charged at him like a "banshee."
"Then something went horribly wrong," Simpson writes, according to the magazine. "And I know what happened, but I can't tell you exactly how."
He writes that he blacked out, and then came to with a bloody knife in his hands and the bodies of Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Goldman, lying on the floor.