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Joseph Weisberg is the author of the critically acclaimed 10th Grade, which was a 2002 New York Times Notable Book, and An Ordinary Spy.
Articles by Weisberg have been published in The New York Times, Slate and Glamour Magazine.
A former CIA officer, Joseph Weisberg grew up in Chicago and currently lives in New York City.
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Noah Boyd is the pseudonym of former FBI agent, Paul Lindsay, who worked on cold cases when he was not writing. He was a Marine Corps platoon commander in Vietnam, where he was awarded two Purple Hearts and the Silver Star ... (more)
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