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Frederick Forsyth’s bestsellers drew on his work as a spy
But when Frederick Forsyth returned from Africa—he had been covering the Biafran war in Nigeria as a journalist—he had no money or prospects. Against friends’ advice, he decided to write a novel. Worse, it would be about Charles de Gaulle: the French general and president was unlikely to set publishers’ hearts aflutter.
British author and journalist Frederick Forsyth, best known for thriller novels such as "The Day of the Jackal," "The Odessa ...
Frederick Forsyth, the British author of “The Day of the Jackal” and other bestselling thrillers, has died after a brief ...
As strange as it sounds, Frederick Forsyth never thought of writing as his calling. As he admitted himself, he wasn’t much ...
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Frederick Forsyth on Screen: 7 adaptations that captured the master of the political thrillerThe passing of Frederick Forsyth marks the end of an era. A former war correspondent, RAF pilot, and investigative journalist ...
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It was my first Fredrick Forsyth book. The Day of the Jackal was immensely gripping. Absolutely unputdownable. I read it in ...
British novelist Frederick Forsyth, who authored best-selling thrillers such as "The Day of the Jackal" and "The Dogs of War, ...
The British journalist turned novelist wrote other thrillers that became movies, too, including 'The Odessa File,' 'The Dogs ...
It has been a long time since the Letters desk’s fax machine saw daily action. For years, though, it continued to stand guard ...
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