Nicholas Sparks reacts angrily after the emails, which have been reported since 2015, are brought back to public attention.
The romance author Nicholas Sparks again publicly defended himself Thursday against allegations in a long-running lawsuit that alleges he defamed the former headmaster of his private Christian school in North Carolina by telling people the man had dementia.
Most of the suit was dismissed in 2016 and was later refiled in amended form. Among materials included in the litigation were emails apparently sent from Sparks' account in 2013, saying parents were complaining about a"homosexual agenda" regarding Benjamin's efforts to expand the school's diversity, including welcoming students of different sexual orientations.
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