Category: Press

"Jampacked with tricks…A BOOK-LENGTH SCAVENGER HUNT that Mr. Brown creates so energetically." - Janet Maslin, The New York Times

The Wall Street Journal's Alexandra Alter joins Lunch Break to discuss details from her interview with Dan.

People Magazine took a first-hand look at Dan Brown's home, touring the secret passages, mysterious symbols, and expansive library that make up what Dan calls his "Fortress of Gratitude."

"Brown's prose style retains its much-loved originality...The pages fly by."

“Inferno picks three of the world’s most strategically significant, antiquity-rich cities as its settings, and Langdon makes a splendid tour guide and art critic throughout."

As a leading Dante expert put it, "Dante really wants us to find hidden meanings in his work. He had a great sense of humour and was deliberately vague to encourage mysteries. He would have loved Dan Brown."

The May 6th edition of New York Magazine features a new article on Inferno, discussing facts, quotes, and thoughts about Dan's new novel.

Two articles appeared in the April 15th edition of The Wall Street Journal.

The March 21st edition of France's Le Point Magazine features a terrific article about Dan's upcoming novel, INFERNO - due out on May 14th via JC Lattes.

People are lining up to buy Dan Brown's latest book, The Lost Symbol.https://time.com/archive/6689532/how-good-is-dan-browns-the-lost-symbol/

Louis Bayard Reviews Dan Brown's 'The Lost Symbol'

Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol" isn't likely to raise hackles the way "The Da Vinci Code" did in 2003, but it is hair-raising and some Christians will take offense.

Watch what happens to bloggers, booksellers, nitpickers, code crackers, conspiracy theorists, fans and overheated search engines when “The Lost Symbol” finally sees the light of day.

Dan Brown's latest work, 'The Lost Symbol,' follows in the trail of the other books that have made the author a super-best-selling novelist.