Fletcher Knebel Books
October 1, 1911 – February 26, 1993
Fletcher Knebel was an American author celebrated for his popular works of political fiction. His writing delved into the tense and often unsettling undercurrents of power and political maneuvering. With sharp insight, Knebel explored the darker aspects of governance, examining how ambition and intrigue could shape national destinies. His narratives frequently served as cautionary tales, highlighting the fragility of democracy and the potential for abuses of power. Readers appreciated his skill in crafting compelling thrillers with profound social commentary.
Reader's Digest Biblioteca
La buena Tierra; El Tiempo; Noche en Camp David; El estrangulador de Dalstead
Reader's Digest Auswahlbücher
Der Präsident, Wie Weit is Bethlehem?, Churchill- Der Kampf ums Überleben 1940/65, Auf Safari
Von der Nacht verschluckt - bk426; Droemer Knaur; Fletcher Knebel; pocket_book; 1972
