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| | About the book: The Hotel Tacloban |
 | | The Hotel Tacloban was originally published by Lawrence Hill and Company, 1984, Angus and Robertson Publishers (in Australia and the United Kingdom) in 1985, and by Avon Books in 1986. |
 | | His philosophy of life is derived from extensive study in classical myth and nature, and is applied through his writing to contemporary political, social, and national security issues. |
 | | Valentine's published works to date include The Hotel Tacloban, a highly praised account of life and death in a Japanese prisoner of war camp, and The Phoenix Program, which Professor Alfred J. McCoy describes as "the definitive account" of the CIA's most secret and deadly covert operation of the Vietnam War. |
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