Neely Tucker, a staff writer for The Washington Post, was born in
Lexington, Mississippi. He has reported from more than 50 countries or
territories in Africa, Europe, the Mideast and the nations that compose the
former Soviet Union, frequently covering war and violent conflict. He is the
basis and namesake for the foreign correspondent in the Elmore Leonard novel, Cuba
Libre. He, Vita and Chipo live in Washington, D.C.
Neely Tucker's website
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