Clancy, Tom C Authors
Clancy, Tom
Tom Clancy was an insurance broker with a passion for naval history who dreamed of writing a novel. In 1984, his first effort, The Hunt for Red October -- about a Russian submarine captain who defects, along with his sub, to the United States -- catapulted onto the New York Times best-seller list after U.S. President Reagan pronounced it "non-put-downable." Clancy, who originated the literary genre known as the techo-thriller, has since established himself as a master at building realistic fictional scenarios by "turning up the volume" on current events.
Thomas L. Clancy, Jr. was born the 12th of April 1947 in Baltimore, Maryland and was educated at Baltimore's Loyola College. He currently lives Maryland, USA.
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See Also:
- Four letters from Tom Clancy describing the events surrounding the publication of his first novel, "The Hunt for Red October."
- Doppler's Tom Clancy fan site.
- Review of the book along with ratings and some related links.
- Analysis of the plot, setting, characters, theme, and structure of assorted Tom Clancy novels.
- Review of the book along with ratings and some related links.
- Interview of Tom Clancy in 1986 by Don Swaim of CBS Radio. Available in RealAudio.
- CNN.com article about Tom Clancy's novel, "The Bear and the Dragon."
- CNN.com article about "Every Man a Tiger," Tom Clancy's and retired General Chuck Horner's book about the Gulf War.
- Reviews of Tom Clancy novels.
- Howard Barich's Tom Clancy fan page.
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) list for the alt.fan.tom-clancy and alt.books.tom-clancy newsgroups. Includes the Ryanverse, information about the books centered around the character of John Patrick "Jack" Ryan.
- Salon Magazine interview with Tom Clancy and retired General Fred Franks.
- Blurb of many Clancy books.
- Jeff Jensen's Tom Clancy fan pages.
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