Leon Uris
3 SeriesLeon Uris (1924-2003) was an American author renowned for his historical fiction novels, notably "Exodus" and "Trinity." After serving in the Marine Corps during WWII, he transitioned from journalism to full-time writing following the success of an article published in Esquire magazine. Uris's deep interest in Israel led him to spend two years researching "Exodus." His novel "Topaz" was later adapted into a film by Alfred Hitchcock.
Leon Uris co-authored his non-fiction works with Jill Uris. "Exodus Revisited," also published as "In the Steps of Exodus," explores the historical and cultural impact of the events detailed in Uris' earlier novel, "Exodus." The book delves into the aftermath and ongoing significance of the establishment of Israel.
