Famous writer Bernard Werber had his first meeting with Vietnamese readers.

During a meeting with readers in Hanoi on the afternoon of March 16th, Bernard Werber, one of the most famous contemporary French writers, shared many interesting stories surrounding his works.

With 15 million books sold worldwide , Bernard Werber is one of the most famous contemporary French writers.

Extremely popular with readers worldwide, especially in South Korea, where he is the second most popular and widely read foreign author, after Haruki Murakami.

Werber's reputation is closely tied to his three-volume novel series, *Ants*, *Ants' Day*, and *Ant Revolution *. This series propelled Werber's name beyond the borders of France.

To date, the Ant series has been translated into more than 30 languages. Not only has it been a commercial success, but this trilogy has also received numerous French awards.

The first volume, *Ants* , won the readers' award from * Sciences et Avenir*. The second volume , *Ant Days* , which followed shortly after, received the grand prize from * Elle* .

Born in 1961 in Toulouse, France, after graduating from the University of Toulouse with a degree in Law and the National School of Journalism, Bernard Werber spent more than 15 years as a science journalist and collaborated with many other well-known publications such as Le Point and Ça m'intéresse .

Besides novels, he is also known for short stories, comics, plays, and films.

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