In The New York Times Magazine this weekend Robert F. Worth profiles prolific French author Gérard de Villiers, The Spy Novelist Who Knows Too Much [via].
He's one of these authors who is staggeringly popular domestically (for his S.A.S. series; see, for example, the Éditions Gérard de Villiers) -- and completely unknown in English. (The only one of his books that appears to have been translated is his out of print 'informal biography' of the former Shah of Iran, The Imperial Shah.)
He's one of these authors who is staggeringly popular domestically (for his S.A.S. series; see, for example, the Éditions Gérard de Villiers) -- and completely unknown in English. (The only one of his books that appears to have been translated is his out of print 'informal biography' of the former Shah of Iran, The Imperial Shah.)