The Times’ Larry Rohter has done a nice piece on David Lewis’ new documentary and the companion book he did for CUNY Journalism Press, both titled “The Pleasures of Being Out of Step,” on the remarkable life of Nat Hentoff — freelance writer, the inventor of jazz criticism, First Amendment activist and all-round media gadfly/curmudgeon. The movie opens at the IFC in Manhattan this week, where our book will be on sale. Or you can buy it here. It’s a great read — an oral history that allowed Dave Lewis to preserve some fascinating comments from Hentoff and many others that didn’t make it into the documentary.