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Harlan Coben has 'imposter syndrome' about his work

The bestselling novelist said his books are meant to keep readers up late, while Netflix prepares another screen adaptation.

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

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Harlan Coben on imposter syndrome and why only bad writers think they are good

Coben’s book The Woods will be the latest to be adapted by Netflix next year,

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Harlan Coben has 'imposter syndrome' about his work

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

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

During an appearance on Desert Island Discs, the 64-year-old said that only bad authors think they are good.

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Evening Standard broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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