His Lies, My Name is a powerful firsthand account of what happens when trust, contracts, and truth collide. Eighteen years ago, Donna Kshir, a freelance writer, agreed to tell the life story of a fighter. The narrative was intense, turbulent, and compelling — a redemption story built inside and outside the cage. A contract was signed. A manuscript was delivered in good faith, but after publication, the story began to unravel. Fight records were questioned. Claims did not align. And key details that once gave the story structure and clarity had been removed or altered after the manuscript left the writer’s hands — reduced in size, stripped of context, and changed without professional editorial oversight. What remained in print no longer reflected the original work submitted. And yet, one thing did remain unchanged: the author’s name. For nearly two decades, Donna has endured harassment, accusations, and public association with a story that was later revealed to be deeply flawed in its foundation. In this calm but unflinching memoir, she finally speaks out — not in revenge, but in record. Not in chaos, but in clarity. Because when someone else’s lies are attached to your name, silence does not erase them — it only allows them to grow. His Lies, My Name is the follow-up story, continuing the truth behind what happened before, during, and after publication, and the lasting impact it has had for over eighteen years. This is the story behind the story. This is the truth reclaiming itself.