"The great break of my literary career was going to law school"
- Scott Turow
About this Quote
This quote by Scott Turow reviews his choice to go after a career in regulation instead of literary works. Turow was an effective author before going to law college, and also his decision to go after a legal profession was a significant turning point in his life. He likely felt that the choice to head to legislation school was a hard one, as it implied leaving his literary job and the potential success he could have achieved as an author. Turow's quote suggests that he knew the dangers connected with his choice, yet ultimately really felt that the prospective incentives of a legal career outweighed the prospective benefits of a literary profession. He likely really felt that the lawful career would give him with even more security and safety and security than a profession in literary works, and that the skills he would acquire in legislation college would be useful to him in the long run.
This quote is written / told by Scott Turow somewhere between April 12, 1949 and today. He/she was a famous Novelist from USA.
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