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        <![CDATA[Pretty, Pretty, Pretty Good Company]]>
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        <em>Emperor of Nothing</em> is the first authorized biography of the <em>Seinfeld</em> co-creator.
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  <h5>What’s it like to interview Larry David? The author of a new biography on the <em>Curb Your Enthusiasm</em> creator recalls 10 of his favorite exchanges</h5>

  <p>By Blake J. Harris</p>

  <p><span class="drop-cap">L</span>ooking back, I still can’t believe that I coaxed Larry David into letting me write his first authorized biography. I also can’t believe that after six years of him assuring me that he was going to <em class="rt-em">hate </em>anything I wrote about him, I managed to prove him wrong. Well, wrong-<em class="rt-em">ish</em>. Here—in his own words—is what he’d officially like to say about the book: “I agreed to do it and immediately regretted it. And still do! But Blake did a good job.”</p><p>(Fun fact: When I texted Larry to confirm the wording of the above quote, he replied, “Did I really say, ‘But Blake did a good job’? I must have. Funnier without that, though!”) <a href="https://airmail.news/books/2026/10/pretty-pretty-pretty-good-company" class="rt-a" rel="external" target="_blank">READ ON</a></p>
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