Why did Dan Brown write Angels and Demons?

Answer 1

Yes, it was Dan Brown who wrote the extraordinary book "Angels & Demons" :-)

Here's a little information about it ;-)

Angels & Demons came out in the year of 2000 and went on to become a bestselling thriller novel with a bit mystery. Mystery at it's best! It was published by Pocket Books. In this great novel we meet Robert Langdon, which we also meet in Dan Browns first masterpiece "The Davinci Code". We also meet him in the superb novel "The lost symbol". "A&D" shares many stylistic literary elements with its sequel, such as conspiracies of secret societies, a single-day time frame, and the Catholic Church. Ancient history, architecture, and symbolism are also heavily referenced throughout the book.

Hope this was sufficient ;-)

Answer 2

he was beneath Vatican City touring a tunnel called il passetto--a concealed passageway used by the early Popes to escape in event of enemy attack. According to the scholar giving the tour, one of the Vatican's most feared ancient enemies was a secret brotherhood known as the Illuminati--the "enlightened ones"a cult of early scientists who had vowed revenge against the Vatican for crimes against scientists like Galileo and Copernicus. he was fascinated by images of this cloaked, anti-religious brotherhood lurking in the catacombs of Rome. Then, when the scholar added that many modern historians believe the Illuminati is still active today and is one of most powerful unseen forces in global politics, he knew he was hooked...he had to write an Illuminati thriller.

Answer 3

First, a Leonardo Vetra is killed in Switzerland by the Hassassin

Second, Langdon wakes up in his home in Harvard, Massachusetts

Third, he is flown to CERN laboratories, Switzerland

Fourth, he and Vittoria Vetra fly to the Vatican City

Answer 4

Dan Brown wrote Angels and Demons as a prequel to his popular novel The Da Vinci Code. The book explores themes of science, religion, and the eternal conflict between good and evil, set against the backdrop of the Vatican and the Illuminati. Brown aimed to entertain readers with a fast-paced thriller while also sparking discussions about faith and morality.

Answer 5

Robert Langdon and Vittoria