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Arthur Hailey

Arthur Hailey was an American novelist of British birth, known for his novels that depict modern urban life. His works often focus on industries such as business, medicine, and aviation, with his most famous titles including 'Airport' and 'Hotel'. Hailey's writing style is characterized by detailed descriptions of settings and character psychology, and his novels often became the basis for films and television series. more

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