What Happens When A Top Editor Writes A Book?
<p>Toni Morrison kept her day job as an editor at Random House while writing <em>Song of</em> <em>Solomon</em>. T.S. Eliot began publishing the poems in <em>Four Quartets </em>when he was a<em> </em>director of the storied British firm of Faber & Faber.<em> </em>Diana Athill worked with Philip Roth and Margaret Atwood at another London powerhouse, Andre Deutsch, before <em>Somewhere Towards the End</em> brought her a new fame as an author.</p>
<p>Jenny Jackson’s first novel, <em>Pineapple Street</em>, is a surprising break with that stellar tradition. Jackson is an executive editor and vice president at Knopf who’s worked with Cormac McCarthy, <em>Crazy Rich Asians</em> author Kevin Kwan, and other stars. </p>
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