Frederick Forsyth, the acclaimed British author known for his thrilling narratives, has died at age 86 after a brief illness. His literary agent confirmed that Forsyth passed away at home, surrounded by family. Renowned for his novel The Day of the Jackal, which was inspired by his experiences as a foreign correspondent, Forsyth wrote over 25 books selling more than 75 million copies. He also claimed to have served with MI6 during a career filled with compelling stories that influenced the genre of thrillers.
Published in 1971, Fredddie Forsyth's The Day of the Jackal propelled him into global fame, marking a pivotal moment in the thriller genre.
Forsyth's novels like The Afghan, The Kill List, and The Dogs of War have sold over 75 million copies, defining the standards of contemporary thrillers.
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