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Frederick Forsyth
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Frederick Forsyth
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Frederick Forsyth has packed a tremendous amount of action into his life and frequently drawn on his experiences to lend verisimilitude to his fiction. At the age of 19, he became the youngest pilot in the Royal Air Force, but then decided to follow a journalistic career as 'it was the only job that might enable me to travel and keep more or less my own hours.' After three years as a provincial reporter, he joined Reuters and spent the next four years in Europe. In he joined the BBC and was sent to Biafra to cover the war that was raging in Nigeria. What he saw of this brutal and cynical conflict made it difficult for him to toe the editorial line of the BBC's coverage so he resigned, turned freelance, vanished into the thick of the conflict and later emerged to publish the highly controversial The Biafra Story. In he decided to use his experience as a Reuters reporter in France as the basis for a thriller. Within 35 day he'd completed The Day of the Jackal, which established him as one of the world's leading thriller writers. To date it has sold in the region of 10 million copies and was made into a major film starring Edward Fox in In a case of life imitating art, while re
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Frederick Forsyth Biography
Nationality: British. Born: Ashford, Kent, in Education: Tonbridge School, Kent. Military Service: Served in the Royal Air Force Career: Journalist, Eastern Daily Press, Norwich, and in King's Lynn, Norfolk, ; reporter for Reuters, London, Paris, and East Berlin, ; reporter, BBC Radio and Television, London, ; assistant diplomatic correspondent, BBC, ; freelance journalist in Nigeria, ; television presenter, Soldiers series, , and Frederick Forsyth Presents series, Lives in London. Awards: Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe award, ,
PUBLICATIONS
Novels
The Day of the Jackal. London, Hutchinson, and New York, VikingPress,
The Odessa File. London, Hutchinson, and New York, Viking Press,
The Dogs of War. London, Hutchinson, and New York, Viking Press,
The Shepherd. London, Hutchinson, ; New York, Viking Press,
The Devil's Alternative. London, Hutchinson, ; New York, Viking Press,
The Fourth Protocol. London, Hutchinson, and New York, VikingPress,
The Negotiator. London and New York, Bantam,
The Deceiver. London, Corgi, and New York, Bantam,
The Fist of God. London and New York, Bantam,
Icon. New York, Bantam Books,
The Phantom of Manhattan. New York, St. Martin's Press,