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''' Daniel Easterman ''' (pseud. for ''Denis M. MacEoin''; b.1949) is a British novelist.
''' Daniel Easterman ''' (pseud. for ''Denis M. MacEoin''; b.1949) is a British novelist. Denis M. MacEoin was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is a lecturer in Arabic and Islamic Studies at Newcastle University and the editor of ''Middle East Quarterly''. Writes novels (many of which have become bestsellers) under the pseudonyms of ''Daniel Easterman'' (thrillers) and ''Jonathan Aycliffe'' (ghost stories).


==Biography==
==Works ==
Denis M. MacEoin was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is a lecturer in Arabic and Islamic Studies at Newcastle University and the editor of ''Middle East Quarterly''. Writes novels (many of which have become bestsellers) under the pseudonyms of ''Daniel Easterman'' (thrillers) and ''Jonathan Aycliffe'' (ghost stories).
 
==Works on Second Temple Judaism==


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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_MacEoin Wikipedia]
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Latest revision as of 18:13, 17 December 2019

Daniel Easterman (pseud. for Denis M. MacEoin; b.1949) is a British novelist. Denis M. MacEoin was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He is a lecturer in Arabic and Islamic Studies at Newcastle University and the editor of Middle East Quarterly. Writes novels (many of which have become bestsellers) under the pseudonyms of Daniel Easterman (thrillers) and Jonathan Aycliffe (ghost stories).

Works

Novels

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