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Didn't he have an early novel set in Tahiti that wasn't published until after his death? Is this one of the two books that the article said were published posthumously?
When I asked Google" the question they sent me back here.--SqueakBox 22:55, Feb 26, 2005 (UTC)
The 2 book published after his death were Night Of Error (1984) and Juggernaut (1985). Night Of Error is set in the Pacific Islands. Though I have not read the book in a number of years, I believe Tahiti is one of the islands used.
One of Bagley's early novels, "Wyatt's Hurricane", does take place on a fictional Caribbean island, quite a bit like Cuba in that it has a US military base on it, although IIRC the fictional island may be divided into 2 nations. Perhaps this is the one you're thinking of, set on "Tahiti"?--Peter Knutsen 04:53, 9 August 2007 (UTC)Reply
