Andrew Pyper

Andrew Pyper is a renowned Canadian author, known for his literary thrillers that have captivated readers worldwide. Pyper was born in Stratford, Ontario, in 1968 and went on to pursue his academic interests in English Literature. He received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Montreal's McGill University before obtaining his law degree from the University of Toronto, although he never practiced law.

Pyper's literary career has been highly successful, publishing ten novels, including "The Residence" and "The Demonologist," which was a #1 bestseller in Canada, Brazil, and other foreign territories, and won the International Thriller Writers Award for Best Novel. His debut novel, "Lost Girls," won the Arthur Ellis Award, was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year, and appeared on both the New York Times and Times (UK) bestseller lists. Pyper's other notable works include "The Killing Circle," a New York Times Crime Novel of the Year, and "The Wildfire Season," a Globe and Mail Best Book.

In addition to his written works, Pyper's audio-only thriller, "Oracle (2021)," became a #1 Audible bestseller in the US and Canada. Three of Pyper's novels, including "The Residence," are currently in active development for television or feature film. Despite his achievements, Pyper remains humble and committed to his craft, living in Toronto, and engaging with his fans through his website and various literary events.