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Casey Cooper-Fiske

Writer Harlan Coben says he has ‘imposter syndrome’ about his work

Harlen Coben has admitted he gets ‘imposter syndrome’ about his work (BBC Studios Audio/PA) -

Writer Harlan Coben has admitted he feels an “imposter syndrome” around his work, which has spawned series such as Myron Bolitar.

The 64-year-old, who has seen novels such as The Stranger, Fool Me Once and Safe adapted for the screen by Netflix, said he thought only bad writers believed in themselves.

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