Gregg Hurwitz

Gregg Andrew Hurwitz is an American novelist, screenwriter, and comic book writer. Most of his novels are in the thriller fiction genre. His script writing work includes a film adaptation of his book Orphan X, a TV adaptation of Joby Warrick's Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS, and a screenplay for the 2017 film The Book of Henry. He also has written comic books for comic book publishers like DC Comics and Marvel Comics.

Biography
Hurwitz grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, California. While completing a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard University (1995) and a master's from Trinity College, Oxford, in Shakespearean tragedy (1996), he wrote his first novel. At Harvard, he was a student of psychologist Jordan Peterson, who influenced his writing. He was the undergraduate scholar-athlete of the year at Harvard for pole vaulting and played college soccer in England, where he was a Knox Fellow.

Hurwitz lives in Los Angeles. He is married and has two daughters.

Career
Hurwitz is the author of The Tower, Minutes to Burn, Do No Harm, The Kill Clause, The Program, Troubleshooter, Last Shot, The Crime Writer, Trust No One, Don't Look Back, and Orphan X. His books have been shortlisted for best novel of the year by the International Thriller Writers, nominated for the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger, chosen as feature selections for four major literary book clubs, honored as Book Sense Picks, and translated into 28 languages.

He wrote the original screenplay for the film The Book of Henry (2017), directed by Collin Trevorrow for Sidney Kimmel Entertainment, and filmed in New York.

His 2016 novel Orphan X was picked up by Warner Bros. with Bradley Cooper to direct. Hurwitz will write the screenplay adaptation. Hurwitz has written Wolverine, The Punisher, and Foolkiller for Marvel Comics, and published numerous academic articles on Shakespeare. He has taught fiction writing in the USC English Department, and guest lectured for UCLA and Harvard. He also has written and produced season two of the TV show V.

He became the writer of Batman: The Dark Knight for DC Comics in 2012.

Orphan X Thrillers series

 * 1) Orphan X, January 2016
 * 2) The Nowhere Man, January 2017
 * 3) Hellbent, January 2018
 * 4) Out of the Dark, January 2019
 * 5) Into the Fire, January 2020
 * 6) Prodigal Son, January 2021
 * 7) Dark Horse, February 2022
 * 8) The Last Orphan, February 2023
 * 9) Lone Wolf, February 2024

Orphan X short stories
Released as ebook and audiobook only


 * "Buy a Bullet", (Book 1.5) October 2016
 * "The Intern", (Book 3.5) December 2018
 * "The List", (Book 5.5) August 2020
 * "The Recital", (Book 8.5) November 2023

The Rains Brothers

 * 1) The Rains, October 2016
 * 2) Last Chance, October 2017

Tim Rackley

 * 1) The Kill Clause, August 2004
 * 2) The Program, August 2005
 * 3) Troubleshooter, July 2006
 * 4) Last Shot, July 2007

Stand-alones

 * The Tower, April 1999
 * Minutes to Burn, July 2001
 * Do No Harm, July 2002
 * The Crime Writer (also known as I See You), June 2008
 * Trust No One (UK title as We Know), June 2010
 * You're Next, November 2010
 * They're Watching (UK title as Or She Dies), April 2011
 * The Survivor, July 2012
 * Tell No Lies, August 2013
 * Don't Look Back, August 2014

DC Comics

 * Batman: The Dark Knight #10–29, 0, Annual #1, 2012–2014
 * Detective Comics #0, 27, 2012–2014
 * Penguin: Pain and Prejudice #1–5, 2011–2012

Marvel Comics

 * Foolkiller vol. 2 #1–5, 2007
 * Foolkiller: White Angels #1–5, 2008–2009
 * The New Avengers #55, 2009
 * Punisher #61–65, 75, 2008–2009
 * The Savage Axe of Ares #1, 2011
 * The Vengeance of Moon Knight #1–10, 2009–2010
 * Shadowland: Moon Knight #1–3, 2010
 * Wolverine Annual #1, 2007
 * Wolverine: Flies to a Spider #1, 2009
 * Wolverine: Switchback #1, 2009
 * X-Men Forever #4, 2009

Filmography
Television

Film