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  • Robert Stone

    A Hall of Mirrors (1967), his first novel, revolves around a right-wing radio station in New Orleans and its chaotic ā€œPatriotic Revivalā€; Stone adapted the book for the screenplay of the film WUSA (1970). His second novel, Dog Soldiers (1974), concerns the legacy of corruption…

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    A Hall of Mirrors (1967), his first novel, revolves around a right-wing radio station in New Orleans and its chaotic ā€œPatriotic Revivalā€; Stone adapted the book for the screenplay of the film WUSA (1970). His second novel, Dog Soldiers (1974), concerns the legacy of corruption…

    Read More