The Dan Brown Enigma (37 page)
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Authors: Graham A Thomas
Dan Brown on NBC’s
Today
show in December, 2010. ©
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’d like to thank my good friend and colleague, Craig Cabell, who provided the introduction for this book but more importantly the inspiration to write it.
I’d also like to thank all the people who take the time to write reviews on the various book websites across the internet. Their views and opinions have been instrumental in shaping this look at Dan Brown.
And I’d like to thank Dan Brown for writing the great novels that have had such an impact on our culture.
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