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Villains list final countdown
5. Hannibal Lecter: We meet Dr. Lecter in the pages of Thomas Harris’ Red Dragon (G.P. Putnams, Dell, 1981). If his first name isn’t a giveaway, let me assure you that Lecter is all kinds of bad. Before being captured … Continue reading
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Villains list nears end
Continuing the Top 50 villains in literature we have arrived at number 10. Annie Wilkes: The obsessed fan from Stephen King‘s Misery (Viking, 1987), Ms. Wilkes is any celebrity’s nightmare. She personifies adulation that steps over every moral and social … Continue reading
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More baddies from fiction
20. Keller: John Paul Keller is a contract killer who first appeared in Lawrence Block’s short story “Soldier, ” returning in four books: Hit Man (William Morrow, 1998), Hit List (William Morrow, 2000), Hit Parade (William Morrow, 2006) and Hit and Run … Continue reading
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