NEW YORK: A week after HarperCollins stunned the literary world with news that Harper Lee is publishing a second novel, controversy rages about whether the reclusive, 88-year-old novelist is of sound mind.
More than half a century after the mesmerizing success of her book "To Kill a Mockingbird," fans and writers were both delighted and taken aback to hear that Lee was releasing another novel.
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