Welcome to the Not Old Better Show, your host Paul Vogel-Zang.

As part of our Smithsonian Associates Partnership Program, our guest today, Scott Terrow,

will be presenting his wide ranging subjects and expertise including his new book

Testimony May 18th in Washington DC at the Ridley Center.

For ticket information, please check our website or at Smithsonian Associates.org.

Of course, Scott Terrow needs little introduction.

As an attorney and writer, Scott is author of nine best-selling works of

fiction including his first novel presumed innocent. His works of non-fiction

include 1L about his experience as a law student which is still required

reading for first-year law students 40 years after its publication.

His books have been translated into more than 25 languages,

sold more than 30 million copies worldwide, and have been adapted into full-length

films and two television miniseries.

Scott continues to work part-time as an attorney devoting substantial amounts of

in time and efforts to pro bono matters.

As you'll hear in our interview, Scott is active in a number of charitable causes that promote literacy, education, and legal rights.

I first met Scott in his role as President of the Authors Guild, the nation's largest

membership organization of professional writers. Scott continues to work on behalf of

authors, artists, and copyright protection.

Please join me in welcoming Scott Terrow to the show today.

Well, Scott Terrow, author, a long time lawyer, really it is wonderful to talk to you.

I have to tell you that we're recording this show on April 24th. During last week's... this sets books like The Burden of Proof in Kindle County, a stand-in for Chicago.

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