Robert Ludlum

Robert Ludlum was a prolific American author known for his bestselling thriller novels.

He wrote 27 books, all New York Times bestsellers, with over 210 million copies in print translated into 32 languages.

Ludlum's most famous creation is the Jason Bourne series, which became a successful film franchise starring Matt Damon.

He also wrote under pseudonyms and saw several of his works adapted for screen.

Ludlum's novels are characterized by complex plots, international intrigue, and themes of conspiracy.

He passed away in 2001, but his legacy continues through posthumous publications and adaptations of his work.