Daniel Easterman

Denis M. MacEoin was born 1949 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and has been editor of Middle East Quarterly since June 2009. A former lecturer in Islamic studies, his academic specialisations are Shi‘ism, Shaykhism, Bábism, and the Bahá'í Faith, on all of which he has written extensively.

MacEoin is also a novelist, writing under the pen names Daniel Easterman and Jonathan Aycliffe. He and his wife live in Newcastle upon Tyne in northern England.

What genres does Daniel Easterman write in?

He is credited with writing novels of suspense; the author page lists The Ninth Buddha as a novel of suspense. He is also known to publish fiction under multiple pen names, which can cover related thriller and genre fiction.

What are some notable books by Daniel Easterman?

Notable titles listed under Daniel Easterman include Brotherhood of the Tomb, The Ninth Buddha, and Jaguar Mask.

Are Daniel Easterman's books part of a series or standalone novels?

The titles shown are presented as individual novels. No series information is indicated for these books on the author page.

Where should I start if I want to read his work?

Start with The Ninth Buddha if you are looking for suspense fiction, or choose any of his standalone titles such as Brotherhood of the Tomb or Jaguar Mask depending on your interest.