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From: julian@osu-eddie.UUCP (Julian Gomez)
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Subject: Re: Re: thriller?
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Date: Wed, 18-Dec-85 17:10:04 EST
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> A recent book along these lines that I would recommend is Tom Clancy's "The
> Hunt for Red October".  It's about the officers of a Russian missile sub who
> are trying to defect, taking the sub with them.  It works nicely as a 

"The Hunt for Red October" has been out in paperback for a couple of
months from Berkley Books.  If you want a copy you can have mine.  The
book gets jingoistic at times; it proceeds on the assumption that the
USA is always right and the USSR is always wrong. Clancy did take
pains, however, to attempt to make the Russian persons human.
-- 
"If Chaos himself sat umpire, what better could he do?"

	Julian "a tribble took it" Gomez
	Computer Graphics Research Group, The Ohio State University
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