About Matthew Pearl
Matthew Pearl graduated from Harvard University summa cum laude in English and American Literature in 1997, and in 2000 from Yale Law School, where he wrote the first draft of The Dante Club. In 1998, he won the prestigious Dante Prize from the Dante Society of America for his scholarly work. He is also the editor of the new Modern Library edition of Dante's Inferno, translated by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. He grew up in Fort Lauderdale and currently lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Novels
The Dante Club (2003)
The Poe Shadow (2006)
The Last Dickens (2009)
No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with Jeff Abbott, Lori Armstrong, David Baldacci, Sandra Brown, Thomas H Cook, Jeffery Deaver, Diana Gabaldon, Tess Gerritsen, Andrew F Gulli, Lamia Gulli, Peter James, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Jeff Lindsay, Gayle Lynds, Alexander McCall Smith, Phillip Margolin, Michael Palmer, T Jefferson Parker, Kathy Reichs, Marcus Sakey, Jonathan Santlofer, Lisa Scottoline, R L Stine and Marcia Talley)
The Technologists (2012)
The Poe Shadow (2006)
The Last Dickens (2009)
No Rest for the Dead (2011) (with Jeff Abbott, Lori Armstrong, David Baldacci, Sandra Brown, Thomas H Cook, Jeffery Deaver, Diana Gabaldon, Tess Gerritsen, Andrew F Gulli, Lamia Gulli, Peter James, J A Jance, Faye Kellerman, Raymond Khoury, John Lescroart, Jeff Lindsay, Gayle Lynds, Alexander McCall Smith, Phillip Margolin, Michael Palmer, T Jefferson Parker, Kathy Reichs, Marcus Sakey, Jonathan Santlofer, Lisa Scottoline, R L Stine and Marcia Talley)
The Technologists (2012)
Novellas
Links to other websites
| matthewpearl.com |
Matthew Pearl recommends
 The Eight (1988) (Montglane Service, book 1) Katherine Neville "Readers thrilled by The Da Vinci Code will relish the multi-layered secrets of The Eight" |  Where The Truth Lies (2003) Rupert Holmes "Rupert Holmes seats you gently next to an irresistible narrator only to entangle you completely in her twisted, dark, exhilarating troubles. The ensuing thriller crosses a Dickensian world of deceit and destiny with the slipping glory of 1970s New York and Los Angeles. Every character is so alive with delicious secrets that you'll never suspect Where the Truth Lies." |  The White City (2004) Alec Michod "A thinking person's thriller." |
 The Interpretation of Murder (2006) Jed Rubenfeld "A bold page-turner that propels us from the start with a driving plot... a richly motivated thriller." |  The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane (2009) Katherine Howe "Flows with charm and eloquence while concocting a gripping supernatural puzzler. Katherine Howe's talent is spellbinding." |  The Sherlockian (2010) Graham Moore "A brilliantly executed must-read... Engrossing, suspenseful and fast-paced." |
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