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Stephen Hunter When I read, I loved le Carre (cold war le Carre, that is), Ambler, many of the other Brits, Chandler, Connelley, the great Richard Condon, Lee Childs, and of course Thomas Harris. I read lots of stuff called "literary" as well, from Updike to Fowles to the US Greats (esp. Faulkner and Hemingway), Mailer, Malamud, all the post-war guys, loved "The Young Lions," loved "The Caine Mutiny," loved "Run Silent, Run Deep," loved "The Naked and the Dead," loved loved loved "Catch-22."

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I loved your book "The Third Bullet." In it you presented the best 'second shooter' theory on the Kennedy assassination that I have ever read. Do you know if a shooter was ever investigated from that building?

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Can you please describe your writing process from inception to research to either hand-writing on paper or using a word processing program? Thank you.

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Why the switch from rural America to 19th century London?

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