Jeffery Deaver
Mystery author and journalist
Born
May 6th, 1950
74 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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A prominent American author and journalist, this individual is recognized for creating the character Lincoln Rhyme, a forensic detective. The first novel featuring Rhyme, 'The Bone Collector,' introduced the character and gained significant popularity, later adapted into a film. A prolific writer, numerous works span various genres, including thrillers, mysteries, and crime fiction. Additionally, contributions to journalism include writing for various publications, covering topics ranging from politics to societal issues. Throughout the career, a distinctive writing style and intricate plotting have garnered a dedicated readership.
Created the character Lincoln Rhyme
Authored 'The Bone Collector'
Wrote numerous bestselling thrillers
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