Robert Harris
Born: 03-06-1957
Robert Harris is a renowned British author and former journalist, celebrated for his historical and political thrillers. Born in 1957, he achieved fame with his debut novel "Fatherland," exploring an alternate history scenario. Harris's works often reflect his deep interest in history and politics, with bestsellers like "Pompeii" and "The Ghost." His meticulous research and gripping narratives have earned him a prominent place in contemporary literature.
Book summaries for books written by Robert Harris
Quotes
There is no greater force in the universe than the urge to live, whether that is the tiny will to survive of an amoeba or the complex workings of the human imagination.
There are no such things as miracles. Only those things that we make happen.
It is the privilege of the victors to write the history.
The hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burn.
Our past is not a dead thing to be forgotten or denied. It is a part of us, our heritage. We carry it wherever we go.
The truth is a dangerous thing, especially to those who have been lied to for so long.
There is a fine line between patriotism and blind nationalism.
Sometimes the most dangerous enemies are the ones who appear to be our friends.
The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing.
Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul.
The power of love can conquer the greatest of obstacles.
Remember, fear is just an illusion. The only thing that truly matters is what you choose to do with that fear.