Fletcher Knebel
6 books
About the Author
Fletcher Knebel was a prolific American author and journalist renowned for his gripping political thrillers that dissected the underbelly of power in Washington. Born in 1911 in Oklahoma, he honed his craft as a Washington correspondent for various newspapers before transitioning to full-time fiction writing in the mid-20th century. Knebel's narratives often drew from real-world events, blending meticulous research with high-stakes drama to expose governmental intrigue and moral dilemmas. His breakthrough novel, Seven Days in May, co-authored with Charles W. Bailey II, became a bestseller and inspired a acclaimed film adaptation. Throughout his career, Knebel authored over a dozen books, captivating readers with tales of espionage, corruption, and the fragility of democracy until his death in 1993.
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Books by Fletcher Knebel
