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Dan Brown is the bestselling author of novels like The Da Vinci Code that have sold over 200 million copies worldwide. He focuses on topics at the intersection of science and religion, drawing on history and symbols to craft suspenseful thrillers that have sparked intellectual debate. Brown lived on a prep school campus as a child where he developed fascinations with paradoxes between science and faith that inform his work.
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