A Brief Introduction to the Author of Exodus

Leon uris, 1924, was born in a Polish Jewish immigrant family in Baltimore, USA. After the outbreak of World War II, he joined the US Navy before graduating from high school and worked as a radio operator in the South Pacific. He retired from malaria on 1945 and became a professional writer after 1950. His famous saying is: if you can't conquer loneliness, you can't become a master; You can't close your love and hate for the real world, and you will accomplish nothing if you are deeply involved in it; The writer's world is only writing, which is undoubtedly paying a high price. I'm not sure whether this is an extreme selfishness or an instinct of dehumanization, but unless you can bury the greatest love, you won't be able to concentrate on what you are writing in a few years. Leon Uris died of renal failure on June 2, 2003, at the age of 80.