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Scott Turow Explains Why 'Presumed Innocent' Season 2 Isn't Based on New Novel 'Presumed Guilty'Turow admitted he hasn't yet read the book that Season 2 of "Presumed Innocent" will be based on, Jo Murray's debut novel, "Dissection of a Murder." "My publisher told me it's a good book, and ...
Scott Turow, New York Times best seller author, joins Karen Conti to talk about his latest book, Presumed guilty, the latest ...
Hey, everyone! My name is Morgan, and I'm back with another roundup of books that I can't get out of my head. If there's one ...
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Column: Scott Turow’s Rusty Sabich returns for more courtroom drama in ‘Presumed Guilty’It usually takes author and attorney Scott Turow many years to rekindle the complicated relationship he has with his fictional creation, lawyer Rusty Sabich. We first encountered him in 1987 in ...
Law school was the turning point for bestselling author Scott Turow. Midtown Reader and the Florida State University College of Law are bringing Turow to town Jan. 18 for a conversation with law ...
Scott Turow has released two sequels to his 1987 novel so far: Innocent (2010) and Presumed Guilty (2025). However, the author has confirmed that Presumed Innocent Season 2 will adapt neither of ...
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Review: Sequel to ‘Presumed Innocent’ is more like Harrison Ford film than Jake Gyllenhaal seriesA tricky task faces Scott Turow and “Presumed Guilty,” his 38-years-later sequel to “Presumed Innocent”: Accommodate last year’s “Presumed Innocent” TV series or ignore it?
Now Rusty has retired to a rural area north of Kindle County (a stand-in for author Scott Turow’s hometown of Chicago) and, now in his late 70s, happily involved with Bea, an elementary school ...
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Scott Turow on the past and future of legal thrillersSpoilers ahead, for novels that came out decades ago and are commonly credited with helping to invent the genre of the legal thriller: First, in “Presumed Innocent” — Scott Turow’s 1987 ...
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