Retrospective of the Work of Robert Ludlum ’51
This is one of a three-part retrospective on
the work of Robert Ludlum.
The #1 best-selling author of 21 novels published in 32
languages and 40 countries, Robert Ludlum ’51 was acclaimed as the master of
suspense and international intrigue. The author of numerous New
York Times best-sellers, Ludlum thrilled millions of readers worldwide
with such books as The
Scarlatti Inheritance, The Rhinemann Exchange, The Aquitaine
Progression, The
Icarus Agenda, and The
Bourne Identity. In memory of the contributions Mr. Ludlum made to the
suspense genre during his lifetime, this panel discusses his writing, his work
in film, and the attraction of the genre to people of all ages and walks of
life.
Presenters: Sean McCann,
Associate Professor of English; Scott Higgins, Assistant Professor of Film
Studies; Lee Child (James Grant P ’02), author of such thrillers as Killing
Floor, Without Fail, and Persuader
(to be published May 2003)
Cosponsored by the Adelphic Literary Society, the
Adelphic Educational Fund, and the Middletown Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi
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