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NEW YORK (AP) ― At age 96, Herman Wouk is ready for a fresh start.
The author of “The Caine Mutiny,” “The Winds of War” and other classics has a new novel and has switched publishers after decades with Little, Brown and Co. Wouk’s “The Lawgiver” is coming out this fall from Simon & Schuster. It’s the story of a planned movie about Moses, complete with references to Skype and Twitter.
In a statement issued Monday by the publisher, Wouk noted that his first novel, “Aurora Dawn,” was also released by Simon & Schuster. That book came out in 1947.
The author of “The Caine Mutiny,” “The Winds of War” and other classics has a new novel and has switched publishers after decades with Little, Brown and Co. Wouk’s “The Lawgiver” is coming out this fall from Simon & Schuster. It’s the story of a planned movie about Moses, complete with references to Skype and Twitter.
In a statement issued Monday by the publisher, Wouk noted that his first novel, “Aurora Dawn,” was also released by Simon & Schuster. That book came out in 1947.
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