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Alistair MacLean
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Born in Glasgow, Glasgow
Born on 28th of March 1922
Died on 2nd of February 1987

Born 1922. Died 1987 - Scottish author.

Won a short story competition in 1954 while a schoolteacher. Produced a full-length novel HMS Ulysses in 1955, immediate bestseller. Turned to full-time writing. His many books include Ice Station Zebra (1963), Where Eagles Dare (1967) and Athabasca (1980). Also written a western and biographies to T E Lawrence and Captain Cook. Many of his stories have become successful films.

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