Richard Preston
Richard Preston is an American journalist and nonfiction writer known for his works on infectious diseases and bioterrorism.
His most famous book, The Hot Zone, became a bestseller and sparked widespread interest in Ebola.
Preston's writing style combines scientific accuracy with compelling storytelling, making complex subjects accessible to general readers.
He has written for publications like The New Yorker and has authored several other books on scientific topics.
Preston's work often explores the intersection of human society and nature, particularly in relation to emerging diseases and their potential threats to public health.
