American writer Harlan Coben Net Worth is estimated to be $30 million as of 2023. On 4 January, Coben was born in the beautiful city of Newark, New Jersey, United States, in 1962. Check out Harlan Coben's Biography, Age, Wife, Height, Weight, and many more details.
Coben started writing in college and published his first book at 26. He wrote the Myron Bolitar series until 2011, then began the Mickey Bolitar series with three books so far. He has also written thirteen stand-alone novels, including Missing You in 2014. Coben received awards for Deal Breaker, Fade Away, and Live Wire, and his books have sold over sixty million copies worldwide. He also worked on the film Tell No One (2006). Also, check Anthony Joshua Net worth
Harlan Coben Net Worth
As we already communicated, Harlan Coben, an American writer, has an estimated net worth of $30 million. Besides this, Coben earns around $5 Million annually and is considered the richest in his profession. His worth is growing continually year after year due to his commitment and countless hours of effort.
Name
Harlan Coben
Profession
American writer
Yearly Income
$5 Million +
Monthly Income
$400,000 +
Net Worth (2023)
$30 Million
Harlan Coben Net Worth Growth
Net Worth in 2023
$30 Million
Net Worth in 2022
$25 Million
Net Worth in 2021
$20 Million
Net Worth in 2020
$16 Million
Net Worth in 2019
$12 Million
Harlan Coben Biography
Harlan is a Jewish writer from Newark, New Jersey, who discovered his passion for writing while learning political science at Amherst College. He was raised in Livingston and completed graduation from high school with Chris Christie.
Full Name
Harlan Coben
Nick Name
Harlan
Date of birth
4 January 1962
Age
61 years old
Birthplace
Newark, New Jersey, United States
Nationality
American
Hair Color
N/A
Eye Color
Dark Gray
Height
6’ 4”
Weight
85 Kg
Education
Graduate (Livingston High School)
Parents
Barbara Coben, Carl Gerald Coben
Siblings
Craig Coben, Larry Coben
Profession
American Writer
Net Worth
$30 Million
Harlan Coben: Career and Awards
Harlan Coben, a 1984 graduate, worked at his grandfather's travel company before writing his first book. He published Play Dead at age 26 in 1990 and followed it with Miracle Cure in 1991. Coben then started a series of thrillers featuring Myron Bolitar, a former basketball player turned sports agent who investigates client-related murders. His stand-alone thriller Tell No One was adapted into a French film in 2006. He has since authored 9 more stand-alone novels, with Hold Tight debuting at number one on the New York Times Best Seller list.
In 2003, Coben authored a short novel about his late dad, and it was broadcasted in The New York Times. He has also written essays for Parade Magazine and Bloomberg Views. Coben has received awards for his Myron Bolitar series, including the Anthony Award in 1996 for "Best Paperback Original" and the Shamus Award and Edgar Award in 1997 for Fade Away. Back Spin won the Barry Award in 1998, Tell No One was nominated for multiple awards in 2002, and Live Wire won a crime fiction prize in 2010. The Japanese version of his book Win was nominated for an award in 2023.
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Harlan's books have been successfully adapted into movies and Television series. His foremost textbook, "Tell No One," was created into a French-language movie in 2006. Other books, like "No Second Chance" and "Just One Look," were also adapted into miniseries. Coben created the crime drama shows "The Five" and "Safe," which aired in the UK and on Netflix, respectively. Also, check Matthew Weiner Net Worth.
Harlan Coben: Relationships & More
Harlan, born in Newark, New Jersey, resides there with his spouse Anne Armstrong-Coben, MD, a pediatrician. They have 4 kids: Charlotte, Eve, Ben, and Will Coben.
Affairs
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Girlfriends
N/A
Best friend
N/A
Spouse
Anne Armstrong-Coben, MD, a pediatrician
Divorce
N/A
Children
Charlotte Coben, Eve Coben, Ben Coben, Will Coben
Harlan Coben Movies & TV Shows
The Stranger Since (2020)
Safe (2018)
Stay Close Since (2021)
The Woods (2020)
Hold Tight Since (2022)
Tell No One (2006)
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Amazon Studios plots to make a series based on the first Mickey Bolitar novel, Shelter, with Jaden Michael as the lead. Coben signed a multi-million-dollar five-year contract with Netflix in 2018 to develop 14 of his novels into original series or films. The Stranger was the first release under this deal.
In October 2022, Netflix extended the contract for another four years and gained the rights to adapt the Myron Bolitar series. Fool Me Once is announced as an upcoming adaptation for Netflix.
