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Dave Berkers

Dave Berkers asked Stephen Hunter:

I enjoyed 'The Third Bullet' and am looking forward to reading 'I Ripper'. Do you find it difficult to weave a factual/fictional story for both of these historic mysteries?

Stephen Hunter Quite the contrary, I find it exhilarating. For some reason, I'm at my best in a "closed system" and setting something within the parameters of historical reality is extremely pleasing to me. On other hand, could NEVER write something like "Dune" or anything from Roger Zelazny because the lack of rules would give me so much freedom I'd sputter and choke.

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Do you watch the series "Weapons that changed the world"? How do you like it?

Chip

Chip asked Stephen Hunter:

Kudos sir, for giving us years of highly entertaining reads! What was your take on American Sniper -- the book & the film -- as a firearms enthusiast & movie critic? Thanks! A fan in Baltimore.

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Rob Nussbaum asked Stephen Hunter:

Can you please describe your writing process from inception to research to either hand-writing on paper or using a word processing program? Thank you.

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