Marc Levy
French author of bestselling novels
Born
October 16th, 1961
63 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
France
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An acclaimed French author, recognized for popular novels that blend romance and fantasy. Debuted with 'If Only It Were True' in 2000, which later adapted into a film. Other works include 'Where Are You?' and 'The First Day', showcasing themes of love and loss. Levy's storytelling has resonated with a global audience, resulting in millions of copies sold and translations into multiple languages.
Authored 'If Only It Were True'
Sold over 30 million copies worldwide
Translated into over 40 languages
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