Glenn Cooper is an acclaimed and prolific author of international bestselling thrillers, boasting an impressive sales record of over six million books sold worldwide.
Born in the vibrant city of New York, Glenn spent his formative years in nearby White Plains, where he attended White Plains High School before embarking on his academic journey at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There, he earned an honors degree in archaeology, showcasing his innate curiosity and passion for the subject.
Following his academic pursuits, Glenn enrolled at Tufts University School of Medicine, where he completed his post-doctoral training at the prestigious New England Deaconess and Massachusetts General Hospitals. This rigorous training culminated in his board-certification as a specialist in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases.
After practicing medicine, Glenn transitioned to a research career in the pharmaceutical industry, ultimately assuming the esteemed role of Chairman and CEO of a biotechnology company in Massachusetts for an impressive eighteen-year tenure.
Glenn's interest in the world of cinema prompted him to pursue a graduate degree in film production at Boston University, and he has since become the chairman of a media production company, Lascaux Media, which has produced three independent feature-length films as of 2014.
In 2006, Glenn turned his attention to novel-writing, and his debut book, "The Library of the Dead", the first in a trilogy, achieved international bestseller status, being translated into a staggering thirty-one languages. Each of his seven published novels has since become a top-ten international bestseller.
Today, Glenn resides in New Hampshire, where he continues to write and produce engaging and thought-provoking works that captivate audiences worldwide.
