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Stephen Hunter


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Stephen Hunter won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Criticism as well as the 1998 American Society of Newspaper Editors Award for Distinguished Writing in Criticism for his work as film critic at The Washington Post. He is the author of several bestselling novels, including Time to Hunt, Black Light, Point of Impact, and the New York Times bestsellers Havana, Pale Horse Coming, and Hot Springs.
 


Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Horror
 
Series
Bob Lee Swagger
   1. Point of Impact (1993)
   2. Black Light (1996)
   3. Time to Hunt (1998)
   4. The 47th Samurai (2007)
   5. Night of Thunder (2008)
   6. I, Sniper (2009)
   7. Dead Zero (2010)
   8. The Third Bullet (2013)
   9. Sniper's Honor (2014)
   10. G-Man (2017)
   11. Game of Snipers (2019)
   12. Targeted (2021)
   Bob Lee Swagger: A Mysterious Profile (2022)
   Front Sight (2024)
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Earl Swagger
   1. Hot Springs (2000)
   2. Pale Horse Coming (2001)
   3. Havana (2003)
   4. The Bullet Garden (2023)
   Front Sight (2024)
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Ray Cruz
   1. Dead Zero (2010)
   2. Soft Target (2011)
   Ray Cruz Series Books 1-2 (2017)
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Novels
   The Master Sniper (1980)
   The Second Saladin (1982)
   Tapestry of Spies (1985)
     aka The Spanish Gambit
   Target (1985)
   The Day Before Midnight (1989)
   Dirty White Boys (1994)
   I, Ripper (2015)
   Basil's War (2021)
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Books containing stories by Stephen Hunter
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Crimespree Magazine #60 (2015)
(Crimespree Magazine)
edited by
Jon Jordan and Ruth Jordan

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Award nominations
2009 Barry Award for Best Thriller (nominee) : Night of Thunder


Stephen Hunter recommends
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This Train (2022)
James Grady
"A cinematic thriller racing through the heartland of our American now."
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The Good Killer (2020)
Harry Dolan
"The Good Killer should be Harry Dolan's break-out novel. Simply (but beautifully) written, it turns into something by turns complex, devious, full of vivid character and unexpected deceits, following as an act of irrational violence opens door after door that certain people don't want opened, laying bare conspiracy and theft, leading inevitably to manhunt and evasion and confrontation. It's terrific."
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The Terminal List (2018)
(James Reece, book 1)
Jack Carr
"Since Jack Carr is a former SEAL, you would expect accuracy, intensity and battle-wisdom from his first novel, THE TERMINAL LIST. What you might not expect is crackerjack plotting, vivid characters both in and out of uniform, and a relentless pace. to a worthy finish. It's a great start!"

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