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Biography

Dan Brown (born June 22 1964) is an international bestselling author. He is best known for his novel The Da Vinci Code which presents…more

Born

6/22/1964, Exeter, New Hampshire

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Dan Brown (VI)

Gender

Male

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    • Dan Brown: (about what his favorite music is) I've recently become hooked on the Spanish singer Franco de Vita. I also listen to The Gypsy Kings, Enya, Sarah Mclachlan, and (if I'm feeling old) the very young and talented songwriter Vanessa Carlton.
    • Dan Brown: Until I graduated from college, I had read almost no modern commercial fiction at all (having focused primarily on the "classics" in school). In 1994, while vacationing in Tahiti, I found an old copy of Sydney Sheldon's Doomsday Conspiracy on the beach. I read the first page… and then the next…and then the next. Several hours later, I finished the book and thought, "Hey, I can do that." Upon my return, I began work on my first novel-- Digital Fortress -- which was published in 1996.
    • Dan Brown: (about being a really simple guy) It's who I am. I'm not really a pretender. I like complicated ideas presented in a fun way. My best teachers were the teachers that made learning fun. There are hundreds of books that deal with the topic of The Da Vinci Code that are pretty hard to read. And here's one that isn't.

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