Bio
Douglas Preston is a New York Times–bestselling author of thirty-six books of both fiction and nonfiction. He was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1956, and grew up in the suburb of Wellesley. He studied English literature at Pomona College in Claremont, California, before he began his career at the American Museum of Natural History as an editor, writer, and manager of publications. He also taught nonfiction writing at Princeton University. Today, Preston largely writes fiction, co-authoring the Agent Pendergast series of thrillers with Lincoln Child. His novel Jennie was adapted into film by Disney in 2001. However, he continues to write about archaeology and anthropology for the New Yorker. Preston currently serves as president of the Authors Guild.
Douglas Preston Books
Angel of Vengeance
Douglas PrestonThe Dr. Leng Trilogy
Douglas PrestonExtinction
Douglas PrestonFourteen Days
The Authors GuildThe Lost Tomb
Douglas PrestonDead Mountain
Douglas PrestonThe Cabinet of Dr. Leng
Douglas PrestonAloysius X. L. Pendergast
Douglas PrestonDiablo Mesa
Douglas PrestonThe Scorpion's Tail
Douglas PrestonCrooked River
Douglas PrestonVerses for the Dead
Douglas PrestonThe Pharaoh Key
Douglas PrestonCity of Endless Night
Douglas PrestonGone Fishing
Douglas PrestonThe Wyman Ford Series
Douglas PrestonThe Pendergast Files
Douglas Preston