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He's from a literary family. I don't have sources at my fingertips but someone looking to flesh out this stub might want look into the influence of his grandfather, father and uncle (Ring Lardner, John Lardner and Ring Lardner, Jr. on his writing.
I read George Lardner's work in The Washington Post for a couple of decades. He wrote well-sourced articles about intelligence and national security. There oughta be obits, appreciations and critiques in major newspapers (not just WaPo) around the time of his retirement or death. David in DC (talk) 02:52, 9 September 2021 (UTC)Reply
