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Luke Janklow: Not Exactly Bookish
The agent Luke Janklow may be the last man having fun in the industry. You may have read about some of it in the tabloids.
Books of The Times: ‘Seven American Deaths and Disasters’ Transcribes the News
“Seven American Deaths and Disasters” transcribes radio and television broadcasts of painful events, from the Kennedy assassination to Sept. 11, as they unfurled on the air, live and unmediated.
ArtsBeat: Variations On an Article: Jeremy Denk Gets a Book Contract
The pianist Jeremy Denk will transform an article for The New Yorker into a book for Random House.
At 52, Not Too Old for a Debut Novel
A writer comes to realize he is too old to follow anyone else’s rules and can express his true nature.
Books of The Times: Carl Hiaasen’s ‘Bad Monkey’ Features a Cast of Oddballs
A washed-up monkey, sex in a morgue, a severed arm at the end of a fishhook and other Carl Hiaasen capers make “Bad Monkey” his funniest novel in almost a decade.

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