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Forsyth, Frederick

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Forsyth, Frederick (1938- )

English thriller writer. His books include The Day of the Jackal (1970), about an attempted assassination of French president Charles de Gaulle, The Odessa File (1972), about a reporter's attempts to find a network of ex-Nazis, and The Dogs of War (1974), about a greedy mining executive's staging of a coup in an African country.

His other novels include The Devil's Alternative (1979), The Fourth Protocol (1984), The Negotiator (1989), The Deceiver (1991), The Fist of God (1994), Icon (1996), and Avenger (2003).

He was a Reuters correspondent and BBC radio and television reporter before making his name with The Day of the Jackal.



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