you mentioned robert langdon and how he is cutting loose, to some extent.obert langdon with his love of travel and his brilliant code breaking and everything else, is the guy you would love to be? exactly. here's more daring, he is a lot more intelligent. everything he says, you have to think of. i pointed out that when robert langdon sees a painting, he says it takes in three days. people around the world wa nt to three days. people around the world want to know. langdon is still out there cracking codes and travelling there cracking codes and travelling the world. how long can he go on?|§ have some pretty bad situations. you are now so known for this series. —— can you see yourself as still a young writer, going into a different genre, writing something so left—field that your stable audience would be surprised by it?” left—field that your stable audience would be surprised by it? i have ideas i can't put out there in public. between you, me and them.” have books that would shock everyone. it is so far out of the realm. it would be fun to write. hopefully

the famous guggenheim museum and this is where robert langdon's fifth adventure begins the harvard professor of symbology must help turn feel a scientific discovery that will change everything next stop us alone i got a familiar where langdon has to find something that's hidden inside god he's famous church. origin takes on the battle between science and religion and tech it's the big questions of human kind where do we come from and where are we going. in two thousand and three has novel the da vinci code turned down brown into a household name the story revolves around hidden messages and coded and leonardo da vinci's paintings langdon finally solves the puzzle and reveals the jesus christ was married and even had a child. brown's novels are set in europe for good reason lang is fascinated with europe because because i'm fascinated with europe and because i absolutely love it here in very very simple terms and very specific terms the history of the art the architecture and and the connection with history is something that i don't feel in my own country dan brown's arjen as not just one of

that event is about a cryptic message left behind in the louvre in paris that robert langdon is asked to decipher it all revolves around the artist leonardo da vinci and the history of christianity the catholic church publicly criticize the book. europe is dam brown's favorite setting for his literary amalgamation of facts and conspiracy theories. line is fascinate with europe because because i'm fascinated with europe and because i absolutely love it here in very very simple terms and very specific terms the history the art the architecture and and the connection with history is something that i don't feel in my own country. today to american actor tom hanks has slipped into the role of the harvard professor three times director ron howard turned all three books into nail biting action thrillers. the film of brown's inferno premiered last year he was involved in the production process and helped crime nearly seven hundred pages into two hours of entertainment . i love tom hanks i wrote books long before i was lucky enough to have mr hanks play robert lang so i have i've always had my

roberts langdon with his travel and code breaking and of thing else is the guy you'd love to be?t way to say it, he's the man i wish i could be, he is more daring and intelligent. somebody once joked that how could he be more intelligent because he says everything you think. but then i pointed out when he says something off the top of his head about a painting, it took me three days to research that. how long can langdon go on? he has tough luck and ends up in some pretty bad situation so i don't know! if i was him i might go home for a while. i think langdon need a vacation and he might take one. you're now so well known for the series, could you see yourself as, still a young writer, just going into a different genre, writing something left field, that your stable audience would be completely be surprised by. i have some ideas i cannot possibly put out but sure. it is just between you, me and millions of years. i have some ideas for a book which would shock everyone, it's so far outside the realm of what i am known for. but it would be a lot of fun to write. fiction? nonfiction

starts at the guggenheim museum in our it is the fifth in a series of novels about symbologist robert langdon and his set in spain he has to find the results of groundbreaking research by a murdered scientist he searches for hidden messages in the said grant of familia the basilica in barcelona built by famous spanish architect and tony gowdy the book appears to ask big questions about humankind like where are we from and where are we going and as usual there's a mysterious code to crack for me as a kid codes were always fun on christmas morning in my house we would come down to the christmas tree hoping to find presents and instead we would find a little note card with a symbolic code on it and we would break the code and it would say perhaps you know go to the refrigerator so we run to the refrigerator open.

brown is back with a new riveting thread are sticking to his approved brown senses protagonist robert langdon on a quest to spain and of course it's one of suspense and plot twists. the wonderful thing about twists and novels the simpler they are the better they are my goal and some people may have figured it out but my goal is that people read and read and read and read trying to figure out what happened when they figure out what happened they just sort of go like that it was right in front of me the simpler the better. the famous guggenheim museum and this is where. but langdon's fifth adventure begins the harvard professor of symbology must help to unveil a scientific discovery that will change everything next stop us alone us last i got a familia where langdon has to find something that's hidden inside god he's famous church. origin takes on the battle between science and religion and tech it's the big questions of human kind where do we come from and where are we going. in two thousand and three has novel the da vinci code turned down brown into a household name the story revolves around

hanks i wrote books long before i was lucky enough to have mr hanks play robert langer so i have i've always had my own langdon but a lot of people asked me you know when you wrote eventually go did you were you thinking of tom hanks i said i was just thinking of being able to sell enough copies to not lose my publishing but when i wrote that eventually go to those days are long gone dan brown remains as passionate as ever to mystery and puzzles his fans of the frankfurt books and know that anything could be a message in disguise and that dan brown may be the man behind it. i got warts and animals all these topics are coming up and all around events in europe here is today's you know max express. these works have been donated by renowned contemporary artists for a benefit auction. the proceeds not to go to the one hundred fifty eight families who survived the grenfell tower inferno in london last june and. among the most valuable pieces is fi schwimmer one nine three by german photographer volved gang tillman's the auction on monday at southern bees in london is expected to raise more than one million euros. c

that event is about a cryptic message left behind in the louvre in paris that robert langdon is asked to decipher it all revolves around the artist leonardo da vinci and the history of christianity the catholic church publicly criticize the book. europe is dam brown's favorite setting for his literary amalgamation of facts and conspiracy theories. line is fascinate with europe because because i'm fascinated with europe and because i absolutely love it here in very very simple terms and very specific terms the history the art the architecture and and the connection with history is something that i don't feel in my own country. to date american actor tom hanks has slipped into the role of the harvard professor three times director ron howard turned all three books into nail biting action thrillers. the film of brown's inferno premiered last year he was involved in the production process and helped cram nearly seven hundred pages into two hours of entertainment.