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Thomas Hauser

Thomas C. Hauser (born February 27, 1946) is an American author known for his biographies and novels and writing about boxing.

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Occupation
Author
Alma mater
Columbia College Columbia Law School
Born
(1946-02-27) February 27, 1946 (age 80) New York City, New York, U.S.
Genres
Non-fiction, fiction, biography, boxing
Language
English

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Thomas Hauser

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related to Books · 58
Thomas Hauser → AllThe Boxing SceneAn Unforgiving, Arnold Palmer, At The FightsBrutal ArtistryThe, Bart Barry, Box, BoxingA Hurting SportMuhammad Ali, BoxingProtect Yourself At All, BoxingThe Legend, But It's TrueKnockout, Chernobyl, Children, CompanyA Beautiful SicknessA Year, Corruption, Courage, Crisis, DaggersAnd, Dr, DreamsIn, Frank Macchiarola, GloryThe Lost Legacy
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Thomas Hauser → Fantasticfiction, Hauser, IMDb, Thesweetscience
Alma mater · 1
Thomas Hauser → Columbia College Columbia Law School
Born · 1
Thomas Hauser → (1946-02-27) February 27, 1946 (age 80) New York City, New York, U.S.
Genres · 1
Thomas Hauser → Non-fiction, fiction, biography, boxing
Language · 1
Thomas Hauser → English
Occupation · 1
Thomas Hauser → Author

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Thomas HauserLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
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The Sweet Scienceinstance ofA Tribute to the Greatest.He also collaborated with golfer Arnold Palmer on a biography entitled Arnold Palmer A Personal Journey published in 1994.Hauser has written about the…0.80text
and Boxing Sceneinstance ofA Tribute to the Greatest.He also collaborated with golfer Arnold Palmer on a biography entitled Arnold Palmer A Personal Journey published in 1994.Hauser has written about the…0.80text
Thomas Hauserrelated to BooksMissingThe Trial0.60section
Thomas Hauserrelated to BooksPatrolman Thomas SheaFor Our0.60section
Thomas Hauserrelated to BooksChildren0.60section
Thomas Hauserrelated to BooksFrank Macchiarola0.60section
Thomas Hauserrelated to BooksThe Family Legal CompanionFinal0.60section

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