Robert Thorogood

Robert Thorogood is a celebrated British author and screenwriter, best known for creating the popular television series "Death in Paradise." Born in 1972, he studied history at Downing College, Cambridge, where he was also part of the renowned Cambridge Footlights. Thorogood's passion for mystery and crime fiction led him to develop "Death in Paradise," which masterfully blends intrigue with a tropical setting. He has also penned several novels, including "The Marlow Murder Club," showcasing his flair for crafting complex, engaging narratives. Thorogood's work is beloved for its clever plotting and charming characters, captivating audiences worldwide.