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The Rocky Mountain News corrections section: The gift that keeps on giving -- although author Daniel Silva (pictured) may not feel quite the same way.
On July 15, the first correction reads: "A review on SPOTLIGHT 31 Friday of Daniel Silva's new novel Moscow Rules criticizes the author for writing a stereotypical gay character. The character the review refers to is not gay."
Hey -- it's an easy mistake to make. Isn't it weird how guys who are handsome and really well groomed sometimes turn out to be straight? -- Michael Roberts
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