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July 16, 2008
‘Simplexity’ explains the methods to the madness
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After graduating from law school -- he already knew he didn't want to work as a lawyer -- he got a job at the now defunct Soho Weekly News on the business side, working in circulation. He soon got his first story published on the front page. And he then shifted to the editorial side of magazines, with jobs at Family Circle and Discover. He joined Time in 1996.Kluger lives in New York with his wife and two young daughters and says he feels a deep cultural connection to American Judaism. The family belongs to a Reform congregation that's suited to their multicultural home, he explains.
"You miss the whole world if you're not willing to crack things open and look at the complexity in simplicity," he says.
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