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| Name: |
Ken Follett | | Birth Date: |
June 5, 1949 | | Place of Birth: |
Cardiff, Wales | | Nationality: |
British, Welsh | | Gender: |
Male | | Occupations: |
Novelist |
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 Biography of Ken(neth) (Martin) Follett
5515 words, approx. 18.4 pages
 Ken Follett began his career as a fiction writer while working for the London Evening News. He produced a series of mysteries and thrillers (two for children) under various pseudonyms until he felt he had learned enough and written well enough to author... summary from source:
 Biography of Ken Follet
4035 words, approx. 13.5 pages
Ken Follett was born in Wales, "in a little terrace house in Cardiff in 1949. It was very much a petit-bourgeois background. My dad was a clerk in the Inland Revenue [English equivalent of the IRS], and I went to state schools. "At that time I wanted to... summary from source:
Biography of Ken Follett
3387 words, approx. 11.3 pages
Ken Follett, author of best-selling thrillers such as Eye of the Needle, Triple, The Key to Rebecca, The Man from St. Petersburg, The Third Twin, The Hammer of Eden, Code to Zero, and the 2001 title, Jackdaws, has created a winning blend of historical ev...
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 Eye of the Needle Information
360 words, approx. 1 pages
 Eye of the Needle is a spy thriller novel written by British author Ken Follett. It was originally published in 1978 by the Penguin Group titled Storm Island. This novel was Follett's first successful, bestselling effort as a novelist, and it earned him...
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 Albuquerque Journal Eye Of The Needle
04/26/2004: 1,279 words, approx. 4 pages Doctor says new acupuncture treatment for macular degeneration improves sight SANTA FE -- Most people would cringe at the thought of a needle in their eye. Yet, earlier this month, Irene von Horvath lay serenely in Dr. Alston Lundgren's examining room, her... summary from source:
Assembly The Eye Of The Needle.
02/01/2001: 1,902 words, approx. 6 pages To maintain market leadership, Becton Dickinson had to reconfigure its operations to assemble new, more complicated medical devices--and do it quickly. ON NOV. 6, 2000, PRESIDENT Clinton signed a law requiring health care facilities to use syringes and catheters with retractable needles... summary from source:
 AP News Ken Follett is latest Oprah Winfrey pick
11/15/2007: 317 words, approx. 1 pagesOprah Winfrey went for the big time Wednesday with her latest book club pick, choosing Ken Follett's 973-page "The Pillars of the Earth," an announcement that will likely mean hundreds of thousands more sales for an author with a huge, international following.Winfrey, whose TV talk... summary from source:
The New York Observer A Stylish Contradiction: Furst\'d5s Romantic Realism
6/11/2006: 1,167 words, approx. 4 pagesThroughout his elegant and compact sequence of espionage novels set in the Europe of the 1930’s and 40’s—The Foreign Correspondent is the ninth—Alan Furst has been trying to marry romance and dread. This is not something that would have occurred to Eric Ambler who, in...
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 Essay Grade: 75%Faber's Character in Eye of the Needle
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A character analysis of the German spy Faber in Ken Follett's novel Eye of the Needle. In the book, Faber is an intelligent cheat, a master of disguise, and a cold-blooded killer. However, he also feels desperately lonely, as in his line of work, he can trust no one.
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Eye of the Needle by Ken Follett | |
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