Conn Iggulden
Conn Iggulden
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Conn Iggulden is a British author of historical fiction, born in London in 1971. He read English at the University of London and worked as a teacher for seven years before becoming a full-time writer. He is best known for the Emperor series, about Julius Caesar, and the Conqueror series, about Genghis Khan and his descendants.
He has also written the Wars of the Roses novels, the Athenian series and the fantasy Tollins and Darien books (the latter under the name C.F. Iggulden). With his brother Hal he wrote The Dangerous Book for Boys (2006), which won the British Book Awards Book of the Year in 2007; a sequel followed in 2019 with his sons.
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Historical Fiction Fiction Adventure Military History Fantasy
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Conn Iggulden is known for several historical fiction series. For the "Emperor" series, the correct reading order is "The Gates of Rome," "The Death of Kings," "The Field of Swords," "The Gods of War," and "The Blood of Gods." His "Conqueror" series should be read as "Wolf of the Plains," "Lords of the Bow," "Bones of the Hills," "Empire of Silver," and "Conqueror."
Conn Iggulden is widely recognized for his historical fiction, particularly his series that vividly bring to life figures like Julius Caesar and Genghis Khan. His storytelling often focuses on epic battles, political intrigue, and the rise of powerful historical figures.
Conn Iggulden has co-authored books with his brother, Hal Iggulden, most notably the "Dangerous Book for Boys" series.