'To hell with Perry Mason'
Scott Turow is interviewed about the intersection of criminal law and fiction. [The Observer] |
A practiced eye: Scott Turow's line to success
Profile of the novelist who is also a lawyer. [Reuters] |
An Odyssey That Started With 'Ulysses'
Lawyer and novelist Scott Turow writes of the questions stirred up by reading James Joyce's "Ulysses," and how practicing law is similar to writing novels. [New York Times] |
Audio Interview with Scott Turow
1990 interview by Don Swaim of CBS Radio. Turow discusses his novel "Burden of Proof." RealAudio, 35 minutes. |
Bastulli Mystery Library: Scott Turow
Portrait, short biography, and synopses of his books. |
Going undercover in life and law
Interview with Scott Turow about his book "Personal Injuries." [BookPage] |
IMDb: Scott Turow
Filmography, including television credits. |
Mostly Fiction: Scott Turow
Reviews of some of his novels. Also links to reviews elsewhere. |
National Book Festival: Scott Turow
Portrait, very brief biography. RealVideo files of the author reading a draft of the first chapter of "Reversible Errors." |
Scott Turow
Official web site. Biography, appearance schedule, blurbs about his books, links to interviews and reviews. |
Scott Turow
Excerpt from Stephen M. Murphy's "Their Word Is Law" is a 1988 interview of the lawyer and author. |
Scott Turow
In an appearance at the Commonwealth Club, the writer was interviewed about the death penalty and about his book "Reversible Errors," then entertained questions submitted by the attendees. |
Three Answers: Scott Turow
Short interview on the occasion of the publication of "Ordinary Heroes." [Publishers Weekly] |
To Kill or Not to Kill
Scott Turow writes about capital punishment and how it affects the justice system, particularly in Illinois. [The New Yorker] |
USA Today Book Club: Scott Turow
Transcript of a chat in which the writer fielded questions from fans. Has links to "Reversible Errors" review and excerpt. |
When characters slip from the confines of plot
Review of "The Laws of Our Fathers" also incorporates material from an interview of the author. [BookPage] |
Wikipedia: Scott Turow
Encyclopedia-style article on the author. |
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