Paul Sussman
Paul Sussman (Beaconsfield, United Kingdom, 1966 – London, 2012) was a British novelist, journalist, and archaeologist, known for his archaeological thrillers set in Egypt. He studied History at St. John's College, Cambridge, and participated in excavations in the Valley of the Kings, an experience that greatly influenced his literary work.
Among his most notable novels are The Lost Army of Cambyses (2002), The Last Secret of the Temple (2005), The Hidden Oasis (2008), and The Labyrinth of Osiris (2012), the latter published posthumously. These works, translated into more than 30 languages, combine mystery, history, and action, establishing Sussman as a prominent figure in historical suspense literature.
Among his most notable novels are The Lost Army of Cambyses (2002), The Last Secret of the Temple (2005), The Hidden Oasis (2008), and The Labyrinth of Osiris (2012), the latter published posthumously. These works, translated into more than 30 languages, combine mystery, history, and action, establishing Sussman as a prominent figure in historical suspense literature.
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