An occasional series in which writers speak for themselves.
Since his blockbuster debut, Presumed Innocent, helped define the courtroom-thriller genre back in 1986, Scott Turow has established himself as a virtuoso storyteller. He continues that tradition in The Last Trial, which the Providence Journal calls “thriller writing of the highest order, at once a brilliant character study and superb exploration of the nature, and relative merits, of the truth.”
Turow recently discussed his latest novel with fellow author/attorney Talmage Boston. Listen to the podcast here. (And read Boston’s thoughts on The Last Trial here.)
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