Mick Foley announced on his MySpace blog that his fourth autobiography, Crossing the Line, will be released by the spring of 2010 by Grand Central Publishing, which also handled Chris Jericho’s book and will be publishing his second one as well. The book focuses on his decision to come to TNA and his experiences there. Foley also commented on his third memoir, The Hardcore Diaries, which proved to be rather controversial amongst WWE’s backstage circles. “I flipped through “Tha Hardcore Diaries” for the first time in a while, and could finally see why so many people within WWE were rumored to be less than thrilled with me after the book’s publication. I was really pretty rough on the company, and three years after writing it, I’m shocked that the powers that be (mainly Vince) allowed so many negative musings to be published. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t personally regret writing any of it, but I am really surprised that the book wasn’t edited down to matchbook size.”
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