Hunt For Red October was one of the first political/spy thrillers I ever read.
RIP, sir.
#5
GasBandit
Chalk me up as another in the "Aww, man" category. I enjoyed his books. The little woman did as well.
#6
Gared
Damnit, now I have to go buy a new copy of Without Remorse and read through the whole series, just as soon as I'm done with my re-read of the Harry Potter series. I loved Clancy's work growing up, and yeah, I read them all because my dad had read them first and left them lying around on end tables; and then I followed the habit through Creighton and Uris and who knows how many other authors.
#7
Gusto
He kinda got me into the young adult thriller stuff with his Net Force sci-fi series, and I periodically go back to read Rainbow Six. Sad news.
I loved that book. I'm going on a business trip and wish I had brought that book along with me. Might have to find a used book store along the way and pick up a paper copy.
#9
ThatNickGuy
I can't say I've ever read his work, but he's certainly a well-known and incredibly prolific writer. He'll certainly be missed.
You've probably seen at least one movie based off of his work, though, right? Hunt for Red October? Patriot Games? Clear and Present Danger? Sum of All Fears?
You've probably seen at least one movie based off of his work, though, right? Hunt for Red October? Patriot Games? Clear and Present Danger? Sum of All Fears?