Juster

Norton Juster is a quite wonderful and funny person.

And they medalled! Roger Sutton 2006

Astrue, the lawyer and head of the Social Security Administration, who is also an award-winning poet (under the pen name A.M. Juster).

The Volokh Conspiracy » 2010 » May 2010

When Norton Juster began to hear from booksellers that "The Dot And The Line" -- published with Random House -- had been unavailable for long periods of time, on an irregular basis, he reviewed his contract and saw that if the book maintained Out Of Stock status at the publisher for 6 months or more at a time, that he could reclaim the rights.

What does this make the future look like? Roger Sutton 2009

Norton Juster told me he has tried to convince Eric Carle to write a book entitled "The Very Horny Bunny Rabbit."

The Silence of the Bunnies Roger Sutton 2009

Note also that in the Norton Juster story, it was the displacement and re-emergence of David Reuther that helped Norton re-position his book.

What does this make the future look like? Roger Sutton 2009

The Secret Language of Women by A.M. Juster, recipient of the 2002 Richard Wilbur Award, is a remarkably versatile collection of finely crafted poems and translations.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Lawyer-Poet: 2010

To be perfectly honest, and perhaps to my discredit, I have to say that the most influential book I ever read was “The Phantom Tollbooth,” by Norton Juster.

Matthew Yglesias » Influential Books 2010

Astrue, the lawyer and head of the Social Security Administration, who is also an award-winning poet (under the pen name A.M. Juster).

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Lawyer-Poet 2010

Astrue, lawyer and head of the Social Security Administration, who moonlights as A.M. Juster: “formalist poet, comic versifier, and classical translator.”

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Lawyer-Poet: 2010

Under the nom de plume “A.M. Juster”, he has penned a prize-winning collection of verse, The Secret Language of Women and translations of Horace and Petrarch.

Books 2010