His The two-day diet, 1989: CIP t.p. (Glenn Cooper, M.D.) data sheet (b. Jan. 8, 1953) pub. info. (lives in Berkshire, England)
Library of the dead, 2009: t.p. (Glenn Cooper) p.[i] (has degree in archaeology from Harvard & medical degree from Tufts Univ.; former chairman & CEO of a biotech company in Mass.; screenwriter & producer, his first novel)
Yahoo! Canada, 25 Aug. 2009: finance news (Glenn L. Cooper, M.D., former chairman & CEO of Indevus Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Mass.)
His Web site, Mar. 1, 2010 (Glenn Cooper; grew up in suburban New York, went to Harvard, then Tufts Medical School; rather than majoring in something traditional, I got my degree in archaeology; wife Tessa; after a spell with Eli Lilly in the UK, joined a start-up biotech company in North Carolina followed by another start-up in Ohio; moved back to Massachusetts to begin a 16 year tenure as the CEO of Indevus Pharmaceuticals; Indevus was acquired by a larger company in early 2009; on nights and weekends started writing mostly screenplays; novel writing began with a few pages of a new script called Library of the dead; writing full-time; other titles listed: Secret of the seventh son [U.S. edition of the international edition Library of the dead]; Book of souls; The tenth chamber)
