LJ Smith, the best -selling author Diary of vampires The novels were adapted to a successful television program, and he died at the age of 66.
New York Times Reports indicate that the best -selling author died on March 8 in Wallet Creak, California, after suffering traces of rare autoimmune disease for a decade.
A statement on the Smith website said on the Internet: “Lisa was a nice and gentle spirit, which she glowed with her brilliance, creativity, flexibility and sympathy, the life of her family, friends and fans alike.
“She will be remembered for her imaginary spirit, her pioneering role in supernatural imagination, her generosity, warmth and heart, inside and outside the page.”
(Lisa Jin) Smith published an original four-book series, about two vampire brothers and an orphan young woman, in 1991 and 1992, before turning into a successful TV program that appeared for the first time in 2009. Another trilogy was written in 2009-11.
BBC News indicates that in 2011, Smith was dropped by its publishers, who possess the rights of the series, and assigned another book to continue. But later the series was added to the Amazon Kindle chart, which gave anyone the right to publish fans' imagination, and continued to create new installments for the characters I created.
Diary of vampires A eight -year TV program has been operated and won 30 teenage awards, including six consecutive victories for us, which played Elena for six seasons. Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalad also played the brother Stephen and Dameon Salvator.
Smith also wrote a series of Night world Novels, also vampires. Nine books were published in this series between 1996 and 1998. Dark visions and Forbidden game It was another trilogy.
Trilogy The secret circle It was published in 1992 and adapted to a TV drama in 2011.
