Simpson
turned
her
search
for
Jandali
into
a
basis
for
her
second
novel,
The
Lost
Father,
published
in
1992.
(Jobs
convinced
Paul
Rand,
the
designer
who
did
the
NeXT
logo,
to
design
the
cover,
but
according
to
Simpson,
It
was
God-awful
and
we
never
used
it.鈥)
She
also
tracked
down
various
members
of
the
Jandali
family,
in
Homs
and
in
America,
and
in
2011
was
writing
a
novel
about
her
Syrian
roots.
The
Syrian
ambassador
in
Washington
threw
a
dinner
for
her
that
included
a
cousin
and
his
wife
who
then
lived
in
Florida
and
had
flown
up
for
the
occasion.
When she met Jobs, Baez had a fourteen-year-old son, Gabriel, from her marriage to the antiwar activist David Harris. At lunch she told Jobs she was trying to teach Gabe how to type. You mean on a typewriter?鈥 Jobs asked. When she said yes, he replied, But a typewriter is antiquated.鈥
Atari
Setting Apple Apart