A Detailed Authorial Biography: Paul Sussman

Early Years and Career

Paul Sussman, born in 1966, was a renowned author celebrated for his thrilling novels, especially the Yusuf Khalifa series. However, his abilities transcended the literary sphere, with notable contributions to archaeology and journalism.

Committed to the exploration of Egypt’s vast historical landscapes, Sussman disclosed invaluable Pharaonic jewellery from the esteemed Valley of the Kings. His discovery marks the first of its kind since the unearthing of King Tut’s dazzling treasures in 1922; a testament to his relentless quest for knowledge.

His journalistic inclinations were made apparent through his satirical column, ‘In the News,’ for ‘The Big Issue’. Unfortunately, this versatile genius was pulled away prematurely in 2012 due to a crippling ruptured aneurysm. He left behind a wife and two devoted sons.

Sussman’s Unique Writing Style

Paul Sussman commenced his publishing journey in 1996, with his non-fiction piece Death by Spaghetti…. His debut in the world of stirring fiction was made in 2002 with the novel The Lost Army of Cambyses.

Each of Sussman’s creations revealed his knack for injecting authenticity and intrigue into every line. By interweaving real historical contexts with gripping narratives, he pioneered a unique writing style that had his audiences constantly on the edge of their seats.

Paul Sussman’s Books in Order

Below, find a detailed enumeration of Paul Sussman’s books, listed in order of their original publication dates:

Publication Order of Yusuf Khalifa Books

The Lost Army of Cambyses	(2002)
The Last Secret of the Temple	(2005)
The Labyrinth of Osiris	(2012)