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Her book mostly detailed her past as opposed to things closer to the present (unless I'm remembering it unclearly), along with stories that elaborate on ideas she's trying to describe. I would not be even a little surprised to hear she left details out unless the details themselves were that crazy.

Anyone who writes a book about being a sociopath or something similar is going to walk a tightrope between saying too little and be accused of being tame, and saying too much and ruining their reputation or facing criminal charges etc.

I thought the book really dragged in places. She tried to present a continuous and sanitized narrative as autobiographies tend to do. I was hoping for at least some juicy stories.  

That's what I mean. Do you think she has some juicy stories, but they involve criminal acts, so she left them because she didn't want to get busted?

No. lol

I think she is the exact opposite of more interesting than she makes herself out to be in her book. I would lay a bet on it. :D

She seems to have left out the part where she actually meets any of the diagnostic criteria for AsPD (listing the diagnostic criteria in accordance with the DSM-IV-TR doesn't count).

No one credits the ghost writers!