měi guó xiàn dài měi guó  (1960nián)

 zōng jiào xiǎo shuō Religious novel： 《zuì hòu de shèng diàn qí shì》 yuèdòuléi méng dé · kù lì Raymond Khouryzài小说之家dezuòpǐn!!!

　　léi méng dé · kù lì（ RaymondKhoury） shēng yú lí bā nèn， 1975 nián yí mín měi guó。 céng cóng shì jiàn zhù xué xí， hòu yòu yú fǎ guó fēng dān bái lù de 'ōu zhōu gōng shāng guǎn lǐ xué yuàn huò qǔ MBA xué wèi， bìng kāi shǐ cóng shì jīn róng hángyè de gōng zuò。 yī cì 'ǒu rán de jī huì， tā kāi shǐ shè zú wéi hǎo lāi wù gǎi biān jù běn， méi xiǎng dào dì yī gè jù běn jiù róng huò dāng nián “ fù bù lāi kè jiǎng ” de hòu xuǎn rén tí míng。 cǐ hòu kù lì kāi qǐ liǎo zì jǐ de jù běn chuàng zuò shēng yá。 kù lì de dì 'èr gè jù běn shì yī gè bàn zìzhuàn xìng de gù shì， miáo shù tā zài nèi zhàn zhōng de dà xué shēng yá， zhè gè jù běn yě zài dì 'èr nián bèi“ fù bù lāi kè jiǎng” tí míng。 1996 nián， kù lì mǎi xià liǎo méi 'ěr wén · bù lā gé de xiǎo shuō《 nǎi yóu hú de nǚ hái》 de gǎi biān quán、 qīn zì cāo dāo gǎi biān， tóng shí qián xīn xiǎo shuō《 zuì hòu de shèng diàn qí shì》 de chuàng zuò。
　　 cǐ hòu， kù lì chéng liǎo lún dūn hé luò shān jī de zhuān zhí jù zuò jiā yǔ zhì piàn rén。 ér jīn， kù lì zhèng máng yú zhì zuò BBC de rè bō diàn shì lián xù jù《 yōu líng》 de dì 5 jì（ jí měi guó guǎng wéi rén zhī de《 jūn qíng wǔ chù》）。 yǔ cǐ tóng shí， tā hái zài zhuólì gǎi biān zì jǐ de《 zuì hòu de shèng diàn qí shì》， bìng qiě jì xù yùn niàng xià yī bù xiǎo shuō。
　　 mù qián， kù lì yǔ qī zǐ jí liǎng gè nǚ 'ér zhù zài lún dūn。

　　Raymond Khoury (b. 1960 in Beirut, Lebanon) is a screenwriter and novelist, best known as the author of the 2006 New York Times Bestseller The Last Templar.
　　
　　Early years
　　Raymond Khoury was born in Lebanon but spent his teenage years in Rye, New York, where his family moved in 1975 to escape the Lebanese Civil War. Khoury returned to Lebanon after his graduation from Rye Country Day high school to attend the American University of Beirut and study architecture. During his time as a student, he also illustrated several children's books for the Oxford University Press Middle East office. Shortly after Khoury completed his degree, fighting broke out in Lebanon again, and in February 1984 he was evacuated from Beirut by the U.S. Marine Corps aboard a Chinook helicopter.
　　Currently, Khoury lives in London, with his wife and two young daughters.
　　[edit]Early career
　　After a few months working at a small architectural firm in London, Khoury moved to Fontainebleau, France, where he earned an MBA from the European Institute of Business Administration (INSEAD). Upon his graduation he returned to London, working in investment banking. It was through this unlikely career path that Khoury became interested in writing, as Khoury was introduced to a Wall Street investment banker who developed screenplays in his spare time. Taking an idea of his that the two jointly developed, Khoury wrote a screenplay which was a finalist for a Fulbright Fellowship in Screenwriting. His second writing attempt, a semi-autobiographical account of his college years in war-torn Lebanon was also shortlisted for the same award.
　　In 1996, Khoury optioned the rights to the Melvyn Bragg novel The Maid of Buttermere and wrote the screenplay adaptation of it. Robert DeNiro soon announced to Variety that he would be producing the movie and playing the lead role. Khoury has also written for the BBC shows Spooks (known as MI:5 in the United States) and Waking the Dead.
　　[edit]Novels
　　During the early days of his screenwriting career, before he was even able to attract an agent, Khoury completed a screenplay he called The Last Templar, an "epic" thriller about a search for the lost treasure of the Knights Templar. After eighteen months of research and writing, Khoury lent the script to a friend who immediately suggested that Khoury turn it into a novel. With Khoury's permission, the friend submitted the screenplay to a book agent. Within a few months (in 1996), Khoury was offered a six-figure advance by a major publisher to create a book based on the screenplay, with the stipulation that the book exclude all references to religion. Although at that time Khoury had not sold any of his other writing work, he declined the money and the book deal.
　　His pet screenplay set aside, Khoury worked on his screenplays for several years, building a successful career for himself in London and in Hollywood, before a new agent at the William Morris Agency, who he had joined at that point, read his screenplay of The Last Templar and encouraged him to adapt it into a novel. Finally, in September 2002, Khoury began researching and writing the novelized version of his screenplay, which took three years to write. The novel sold quickly, and was first released in the UK in 2005. It soon became a New York Times Bestseller, spending 11 weeks on the hardcover fiction list, and a Number 1 bestseller overseas. It has been translated into thirty-eight languages and published in over forty countries. Although the book shares some general thematic concepts with those of Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown, Khoury devised his plot before Brown's novels were released.
　　Following the release of "The Sanctuary" in August 2007, Khoury wrote his third novel. Titled, "The Sign", published in the United States on May 19, 2009, as both a traditional hardcover book, and as an electronic book.
　　[edit]Personal
　　
　　Khoury lives in London with his wife and their two young daughters. Khoury was raised Roman Catholic but does not consider himself to be particularly religious.
　　[edit]Works
　　
　　[edit]Novels
　　The Templar Salvation (2010)
　　The Last Templar (2005)
　　The Sanctuary (August 2007)
　　The Sign (May 19, 2009)