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Flashman author George MacDonald Fraser dies.

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From: Isle of Man Newspapers (Douglas, England)
Date: 20080102
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BESTSELLING author George MacDonald Fraser died earlier today.

Mr Fraser, 82, lived in Baldrine,

He was best know for writing the Flashman series of 12 books based on a character who first appeared in the Thomas Hughes book Tom Brown's Schooldays.

Pay your tributes to George MacDonald Fraser here.

YOUR TRIBUTES

Oh no! I have been pacing myself through the Flashman series knowing there were only a dozen or so books. I treated myself to number 7 over Christmas. It's really sad that there won't be any more. GMF was clearly a brilliant writer.

TIM ROBERTS

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