Iron Gold

Pierce Brown, an American author best known for his riveting and sophisticated science fiction series, 'Red Rising', has remarkably influenced the genre with his distinctive storytelling style. A prodigious talent hailed for his literary prowess, he was born on January 28, 1988, in Denver, Colorado, and grew up in seven different states, developing an enriching multicultural perception. Townsend Harris High School was part of his early education before moving on to Pepperdine University, where Brown earned his degree in Political Science and Economics. The diverse settings of his youth and his academic background in politics and economics have significantly contributed to his innate ability to create intricate, multifaceted storylines, wrapped in social commentary. Although it was not until he was in his mid-twenties that Brown published his first novel known as the 'Red Rising'. This debut work captured a global audience's attention, quickly ascending to the New York Times Bestseller list, thereby setting off a phenomenal series that has since been translated into thirty-three languages. His science fiction work blends elements of dystopia and adventure, creating an alluring narrative texture that resonates with a wide demographic of readers. Notably, beyond his work in the realm of fiction, Pierce Brown’s literary expertise extends into screenwriting as well. His varied career features stints with NBC and Paradigm Talent Agency. His versatile experience in different fields of writing, combined with his evident creativity, cements his standing as a multitalented writer with an engaging voice. His influential work has secured him a prominent place in modern American literature, continuously challenging and expanding the boundaries of the science fiction genre. Through his richly conceived characters and meticulously crafted universes, Pierce Brown invites readers into narratives that are simultaneously thought-provoking and deeply entertaining.