On Our RadarComing soon:James Gleick’s new book, “The Telephone,” publishing on November 10th, complicates the history of Alexander Graham Bell’s world-changing machine. Read Cal Revely-Calder’s review. (Or read Sophie Haigney’s elegy for the landline in literature.)“The Absent Woman: The Genius of Janet Malcolm,” Eve Sneider’s biography of the New Yorker journalist, is also out on the 10th.And, in other news of icons, the second installment of Cher’s memoirs is coming out on the 17th.The new TV series “The Good Daughter,” starring Meghann Fahy and Rose Byrne, is based on the psychological thriller by Karin Slaughter and will be available to stream on Peacock on the 12th.P.S. Daisy Edgar-Jones, who has acted in many a literary adaptation, recently shared that Jon McGregor’s “If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things” is one of her favorite books.