Agatha Christie

Dame Agatha Christie was born in Torquay, Devon, England on 15th September, 1890 . She was a British crime writer of novels, short story and plays . She also wrote romances under the name Mary Westmacott, but she is best remembered for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections ( especially those featuring Hercule Poirot or Miss Jane Marple ) , and her successful West End plays .

Personally I love her detective stories because it’s so real and hard to solve the mysteries. They keep you thinking all the time to find the murderer and the motive for the murder . Her most popular stories are "Murder On The Orient Express", "Death On The Nile" and "4.50 From Paddington".

Agatha had a daughter named Rosalind Hicks who died on 2004. Agatha herself died in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, England on 12th January 1976, aged 85 years old.

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Hiroshi Mori (Japanese mystery novelist)

Hiroshi Mori was born in Aichi prefecture on December 7,1957. At first, he was a researcher in Architecture and became an associate professor at Nagoya university in 1989. In April 1996, he made his debut as a novelist and won the first Mephist Award for his first novel "The Perfect Insider". He resigned from the associate professorship to concentrate on his writing in March 2005.
Overall, he has produced over thirty mystery novels. He has written in various genres, including romance, poetry, essays, photo books and children's picture books.

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Yoshito Usui

Yoshito Usui was born in Shizuoka on April 21, 1958. In 1077, he graduated from Saitama highschool. After graduating he attended the designed-related college but he dropped out. In 1979, he joined an advertising company called POP Advertising. He made his debut as a manga author in 1987 and gained popularity in the 1990s with “Crayon Shin-chan” featuring the daily life of Shinnosuke, a mischievous five-year-old boy. He likes hiking. He left his home for a day-trip to mountains in nearby Gunma on September 11, 2009. He went missing during this trip. He fell off the mountain because he was taking pictures from the cliff. His body was found on September 19, 2009. His manga has sold 50 million copies in Japan. It has been translated in 14 countries, while the anime has been aired in 30 countries.

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Paulo Coelho

In 1986, Coelho walked the 500-plus mile Road of Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain, a turning point in his life.On the path, Coelho had a spiritual awakening, which he described autobiographically in The Pilgrimage.In an interview, Coelho stated "[In 1986], I was very happy in the things I was doing. I was doing something that gave me food and water – to use the metaphor in "The Alchemist", I was working, I had a person who I loved, I had money, but I was not fulfilling my dream. My dream was, and still is, to be a writer."Coelho would leave his lucrative career as a songwriter and pursue writing full-time.

Coelho has published 29 books. Two of them – The Pilgrimage and The Valkyries – are autobiographical, while the majority of the rest are fictional, although rooted in his life experiences. Others, like Maktub and The Manual of the Warrior of Light, are collections of essays, newspaper columns, or selected teachings. In total, Coelho has sold more than 100 million books in over 150 countries worldwide, and his works have been translated into 67 languages. He is the all-time bestselling Portuguese language author.

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