Sublime

Walden,

Eichenwald had paid Berry two thousand dollars to gain initial access to him

Harpers.

Baldwin

The P.P.O.’s counselor, who appeared to be in, at most, his mid- or late 30s, and wore spectacles, had a large forehead which was domed in such a way as to suggest deep thoughtfulness, an appearance which was, it increasingly emerged, misleading.

he recruited and paid at least one new minor to appear after he'd flipped for Eichenwald.

One of the agencies the package went to was Frederick Hill Associates in San Francisco, where Bonnie Nadell, a new associate who had worked in the subsidiary rights department at Simon & Schuster when Less Than Zero was published,

Ken McCarthy,

By the time he was twenty-eight, Alan had parlayed a night gig intended to pay for college into a small-town business empire.