FICTION: NEW & NOTEWORTHY
By Liam Hoare, Michael BourneDecember 4, 2013
Between Friends by Amos Oz
Presumed Innocent by Scott Turow
The Lasting Influence of SCOTT TUROW's Presumed Innocent
AMOS OZ Returns to the Kibbutz in Between Friends
LARB Contributors
Liam Hoare is a freelance writer whose work on politics and literature has featured in publications including The Atlantic, The Daily Beast, and The Forward. He is a graduate of University College London's School of Slavonic and East European Studies.
Michael Bourne is a contributing editor at Poets & Writers and a staff writer for the online literary site The Millions. His fiction and poetry have appeared in The Potomac Review, The Orange Coast Review, River City, Oakland Review, and online at Tin House's Flash Fridays. He lives in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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