Posted on 26/06/04
He made Bill behave
NEW YORK -- 'You want to know what it was like working with Clinton? It was a job," shrugs Robert Gottlieb, the renowned editor who took more than 20 handwritten notebooks and shook them into 957 pages of finished prose for My Life, the former president's autobiography published this week. Gottlieb is sitting in a sun-filled office in the back of the second floor of his midtown Manhattan townhouse, a quiet breeze seeping in through an open window, insisting that Clinton was just like any other author.
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