subject: More about Ken Follett, the Author of Fall of Giants [print this page] The characters of Ken Follett are often conflicted, but most of the time their conflicts are based on the external events. There have been times when his family members noticed their actions and habits in his books, though he tries not to take complete characters from real lives. Ken Follett believes the story and the plot is the most important part of the novel, and he only uses some aspects of real life people in his characters. He makes sure there should be no mistakes when the books have been bought by the reader, that's why the draft is read and analyzed by concerned experts before it is published. He was thrilled when The Pillars of the Earth was chosen by Oprah since it introduced his work to numerous Americans who would otherwise have not noticed his work.
More about Ken Follett, the Author of Fall of Giants
