Richard Paul RussoAuthor of Ship of FoolsAlso known as: R. P. Russo, Richard P. Russo, Paul Richard Russo, Richard Paul Russo
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The science fiction writer, Richard Paul Russo is author of the "Carlucci" novels, "Singleton" novels, etc. He is not the same author as either Richard Russo [Mohawk, Empire Falls, etc.] or Richard Anthony Russo [co-editor of the Yellow Silk anthologies with Lily Pond, and editor of Dreams Are Wiser Than Men]. Please do not combine these authors; thank you.
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