Books by Herman Wouk
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review 1: While I was astonished to discover that one of my all-time favorite authors, Herman Wouk, was still alive and writing, The Lawgiver is Weak Wouk. Composed entirely of emails, letters, faxes, text messages, and other assorted 21st Century people-speak, I came to feel that the meth...
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review 1: Pulitzer winner Herman Wouk has written a number of books since The Caine Mutiny put him on the road to modern authorial greatness. But to write a quality work in his mid-90s? Pretty remarkable.The Lawgiver is positioned as the unwritable book, the one he could never figure out. ...
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review 1: It's more "the language of famous people and myself" than the language of God. Doesn't really address much of the topic, but is more about anecdotes from Wouk's life as related to it; talking to Feymann about research for a book, trying to write one for Neil Armstrong, how one of...