About
Paul Damien is an international crime thriller author. He was born in India and earned a PhD in Mathematics from Imperial College, London. He began his academic and writing career at Duke University. He then moved to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor where he was tenured. The thrill from doing giddy mathematics resulted in a long hiatus from writing, but not before he had finished two novels, one of which was published as Death at C Minor, re-released as Nannerl’s Symphony (2013). Even during this fiction writing withdrawal, he felt compelled to find time to publish a humorous exposé of self-help pundits in Help! Debunking the Outrageous Claims of Self-Help Gurus (2008).
In addition to having lived on three continents, at universities he had the convenient advantage of exploring the world while attending conferences that provided silage for several books including his new, as yet unpublished, international thriller, The Better Club.
