Mr. Whitaker, who has had a long career in journalism (most notably as Newsweek's top editor) is well justified in thinking that his family's unusual history warrants book-length treatment.
"Star" uses running commentary from several Beatty associates, like Buck Henry and Dick Sylbert, who are caustic, talented and insightful enough to warrant books of their own.
In that Waca 'Miracle Match Lilleee produced one of the most compelling spells of fast bowling ever seen in the domestic game and an over to Viv Richards so menacing and impactful as to warrant book-length dissections.
Called Pershing in his early years and then morphing into Bob the West Coast bon vivant, this doctor warrants a book of his own.
And it's one more reason the family warrants a book-length biography.
She called the rude awakening her "Rip van Winkle moment," and decided that it was important enough to warrant another book.
The killers may not warrant a book decades down the line but, if they do, it will be a reminder of a society that still cannot quite take murder for granted.
Does Kourtney have something to say? Has Kourtney shown some sort of literary ability that would warrant a book deal?
Guyger was taken into custody on Sept. 9 on a manslaughter warrant and booked in the Kaufman County Jail, southeast of Dallas. .
"I always think an excessively rageful response to a book warrants a closer look: exactly what is he challenging, and why does it make us so furious?" "I have always been fascinated by the fashionable language of sexual intimacy and what it reveals about the larger culture," she added.
A thick book warrants a higher price, as it ostensibly offers more.
