Jeffrey Archer

Jeffrey Archer: It would be very greedy of me to want another book as big as Kane And Abel

Jeffrey Archer chats with Firstpost about ending his bestselling Clifton chronicles, why he never needs a break, and the success of Kane And Abel

Ashwin Sanghi on writing best-sellers: 'You need to be stubborn, thick-skinned'

Bestselling author Ashwin Sanghi on his new book The Sialkot Saga and the art of writing a thriller

Like to be India's transport minister: Jeffrey Archer

British author Jeffrey Archer said on Friday the "toughest" job on earth now is being the transport minister of India

Team India as inconsistent as Bollywood stars, says fiction writer Jeffrey Archer

Arthur's comments came after India witnessed a horrendous tour of Australia preceding the World Cup but returned to form when it mattered most.

Epic: Jeffrey Archer trolls 'unknown cricketer' Sachin Tendulkar

Archer also borrowed a line from Maria Sharapova -- who during the recently-concluded Wimbledon had professed to not knowing who Tendulkar is. It led to a huge and unseemly debate in India.

What Jeffrey Archer likes about Anupam Kher's book

Veteran actor Anupam Kher met English author Jeffrey Archer at the the Emirates Literature Festival in Dubai and the autor appreciated his book.

Why Jeffrey Archer loves and complains about India

Best selling author Jeffrey Archer said that India was his biggest market, and was more important to him than the United States. That said however, Archer said that there was a "not so subtle difference" between 'reading' and 'buying'.