Koji Suzuki is a renowned Japanese author best known for his horror novels. He gained international fame with his book Ring, which was published in 1991. This novel, which revolves around a cursed videotape, has been adapted into several films, including the popular Ringu series, contributing to Suzuki's reputation as a master of psychological horror. In addition to Ring, Suzuki has written other notable works, such as Spiral and Dark Water. His storytelling often explores themes of fear, technology, and the supernatural, captivating readers with intricate plots and unsettling atmospheres. Suzuki's influence extends beyond literature, impacting the horror genre in film and television.