He Did It: O.J. Ghostwriter Also Wrote 'A Million Little Lies'
The New Yorker snags a “Talk Of The Town” profile and interview with Pablo Fenjves, the ghostwriter hired to write O.J. Simpson‘s now-dead book If I Did It:
While at the [National] Enquirer, he became close friends with a colleague at the paper, Judith Regan. They kept in touch over the years, and when Regan became a success in the publishing world, as the custodian of her own imprint at Harper-Collins, she sometimes hired Fenjves. He ghostwrote the 2003 autobiography, “Maybe You Never Cry Again,” of the comedian Bernie Mac (sample passage: “Got-damn right muh’fucka, I got a level of crazy in me you ain’t begun to see”).
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