Tom Clancy (born 1947) writes novels of adventure and espionage in the international military-industrial complex that have earned him enormous popularity in the 1980s as a creator of the "techno-thril...
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Tom Clancy, in the course of two decades, has single-handedly created a new thriller genre, franchised his name into audio, movies, and computer games, and sold over a hundred million copies of his mi...
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Tom Clancy 's books have been given various labels--thrillers, suspense novels, science fiction--but the most accurate and frequently used designation is techno-thrillers. Even though Clancy insists h...
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In the following review, Batchelor offers praise for Debt of Honor.
Tom Clancy is America's most wish-fulfilling policy-maker, and in his eighth spectacular and scary novel, Debt of Honor, h...
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In the following review, Lehman offers a favorable assessment of Debt of Honor.
After The Hunt for Red October established Tom Clancy as the Pentagon's Boswell, he found himself accorded the...
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Below, Buckley offers an unfavorable review of Debt of Honor.
Somewhere, if memory serves, Mark Twain said of one of Henry James's books, "Once you put it down, you can't pick ...
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In the following review, Hitchens provides critical analysis of Debt of Honor and Marine.
The dedication page of this Behemoth carries a lapidary, capitalized inscription, "To Ronald Wilson ...
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Teaching Debt of Honor
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Debt of Honor Lesson Plans contain 135 pages of teaching material, including:
Tom Clancy
Tom Clancy
Thomas L. Clancy, Jr.
Critical Review by John Calvin Batchelor
