Robert Harris

Robert Harris is a British novelist and former journalist who began with journalism and non-fiction before turning to historical fiction. Harris is best known for Fatherland, a best-seller set around the Second World War, and for later novels set in ancient Rome, including Imperium, the first of the Cicero Trilogy. Harris co-wrote the screenplays for The Ghost Writer and An Officer and a Spy with director Roman Polanski, and the novel Conclave was adapted into a 2024 film.