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Jeffrey Archer Dies at 86, Leaving One More Chapter

Jeffrey Archer Dies at 86, Leaving One More Chapter
What Jeffrey Archer wanted his epitaph to read · rediff.com

Jeffrey Archer was a famous British writer who died at 86.

He wrote 59 books during his career.

His first novel came out in 1976.

Some of his popular books were Kane and Abel and the Clifton Chronicles.

His final planned novel, Adam and Eve, was published after his death.

Archer once said he wanted his gravestone to say that he still had another chapter to write.

He also enjoyed cricket, politics and Indian food.

He often visited India and liked its cities, though he preferred food that was not too spicy.

Key facts

Age at death
86
Books authored
59
First novel
Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less (1976)
Final planned novel
Adam and Eve; published posthumously
Epitaph he wanted
“I've still got another chapter to write.”
Notable works
Kane and Abel; As the Crow Flies; First Among Equals; the seven-book Clifton Chronicles
Interests mentioned
Writing, cricket, politics, singing and Indian food

Quotes

Jeffrey Archer

British bestselling author

“I am not a lover of anything too spicy, but have always enjoyed Indian food - both on my visits to India, and at a couple of favourite restaurants in London. My go-to dish would be chicken curry.”
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“I have no intention of writing my autobiography. I feel this has been more than covered in seven volumes of the Clifton Chronicles.”
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