Eoin Colfer is a highly successful Irish author, best known for his work in the fantasy and science-fiction genres. Born in Wexford, Ireland, in 1965, he began his career as a primary school teacher, a profession that gave him a deep understanding of what captivates young readers. His early writing was focused on plays for his students, which helped him develop his unique style of snappy dialogue and engaging plots.
Colfer's international fame came with the publication of "Artemis Fowl," which became an instant bestseller and launched a successful series of eight books, as well as several spin-offs. His other notable works include the stand-alone novel Airman and his contribution to the popular Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series with And Another Thing.... Colfer is celebrated for his ability to craft intelligent, complex characters and infuse his stories with a distinct Irish wit. His work is praised for appealing to both young adults and adults alike, cementing his legacy as a key figure in modern children's literature
