Scott Turow has been really lucky as an author. Those going to a bookstore to look for something from Mark Twain need only move an eyelash to the left to see Turow’s offerings. At the Barnes & Noble near my office, Turow’s runaway bestseller, “Presumed Innocent,” is spooning “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.”
But it is more than alphabetical good fortune that explains why lawyer-turned-author Turow has appeared on the cover of Time and sold a book for every person living in the 15 largest cities in the United States. That’s over 30 million.
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