Arturo Pérez-Reverte
Spanish author and journalist
Born
November 25th, 1951
73 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Spain
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Born in 1951, this individual began a career in journalism and later transitioned to writing fiction. The works frequently blend historical settings with intricate plots. He gained widespread recognition with novels such as 'The Club Dumas' and 'The Fencing Master'. Several stories were adapted into films, further increasing their audience. Historical themes often reflect experiences from time spent as a war correspondent.
Published 'The Club Dumas' in 1993
Authored 'The Fencing Master' in 1988
Worked as a war correspondent in various conflicts
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