Robin Cook is the pioneer that created a new category of fiction: a medical thriller, with his first novel Coma. Since then he has written 35 more. When our books landed on a "10 best" list of novels ...
The building on New York’s East Side that used to house Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital has inspired tales of horror from the likes of H.P. Lovecraft and served as the model for Arkham Asylum in ...
The widow of former minister Robin Cook is said to be shattered by his sudden death on Saturday. Gaynor Cook desperately tried to resuscitate her husband when he collapsed and fell while walking in ...
Former Cabinet minister Robin Cook, 59, has died after collapsing while hill walking in north-west Scotland. It is believed he was taken ill while walking with his wife Gaynor near the summit of Ben ...
ON MARCH 18th this year, Robin Cook—former leader of the House of Commons, former foreign secretary, MP for Livingston—wrote a column for the Guardian. It concluded: “I am on Bongo Fury for the County ...
The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner investigates about 8,500 deaths a year. Whatever thriller fans may fantasize about — mutilated corpses, forensic pathologists brandishing scalpels — ...
Bestselling author Robin Cook started his first novel when he was in the third grade. "I only wrote it because I was disappointed with the fact that Stuart Little and Margalo never got together," he ...
For his 35th novel, Robin Cook chose a subject scarier than a viral outbreak or comas or bioterrorism: doctors. “Charlatans” centers on the life of Noah Rothauser, the super chief resident at Boston ...
Robin Cook, the former Foreign Secretary, died yesterday after suffering a suspected heart attack while walking on a mountain in Scotland. Mr Cook's second wife, Gaynor, was with him when he collapsed ...
Book Review: Robin Cook Sets His Latest Thriller in the Iconic Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital The building on New York’s East Side that used to house Bellevue Psychiatric Hospital has inspired tales of ...
Robin Cook, who died on Saturday aged 59, was an articulate Scots Left-winger who expected to be a leading player in Tony Blair's Labour government, which he strove long and effectively to elect. But ...
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