A Blackjack Harrigan File No. 1
Click Clack Boom.
The door · The Typewriter · D-Day
Hartford, June 1944. Eisenhower's Royal Quiet De Luxe was sabotaged days before the largest amphibious invasion in human history. Four trained OSS men died trying to fix it.
So I sent in a 4-F typewriter repairman. Because he was the only man who could.
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One that didn't is yours, free. Sign Steal Bury: Los Angeles, 1947. The government needed a Communist inside a baseball club. Blackjack Harrigan didn't find one. He brought one with him.
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Photo · R. Polt
“Harrigan's voice was my favorite part of the book.”
“Together with fast-paced action, these quotable quotes make Click Clack Boom a memorable experience.”
— Richard Polt · The Typewriter Revolution