Scott Turow: Meeting the Enemy

by Derek Lundy

Scott Turow is the well-known author of three huge Presumed Innocent (made into a movie with Harrison Ford), The Burden of Proof, and Pleading Guilt. Turow's life is traced, from his boyhood conflict with demanding parents, his early struggles as a writer, graduate school at Stanford in the turbulent early 1970s, a stint as a creative writing teacher, legal boot camp at Harvard, down to the triumphs of his three best-selling novels-coming from his own experiences as a criminal defense lawyer and ex-U.S. Attorney who prosecuted corrupt judges and officials in the Chicago court system-to his current work.

160 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1995

Reviews

[Michael Brajczewski · Rating 2 out of 5]

A ILL researcher chased this down in Chicago's Public Library and got it to me in PA. I wish it had stayed in Chicago.