“We don’t have any formal agreement and won’t attempt to negotiate one until after he identifies a publisher,” said Wessel in the story. “If it does work out, my task would be to help him write a book that not only offers important and timely insights, but is also a darn good read.”
The story also reported that “Robert Barnett of Williams & Connolly, a lawyer for Greenspan, said no decision has been made on whether or how to use a collaborator. He said there are many excellent candidates and that no decisions will be made until a publisher has been identified.”
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