What’s the deal with this. Why Tom Clancy

I think just because of all those factory-written books that have his name directly in the title. He's published 20+ books since his death in 2013.

I didn’t even know he was dead.

His post humours books are still going I think so easy to see why

Ha, 20 was meant to be a bit of an exaggeration. According to Wikipedia, it is actually 28

I've kinda been wondering this too, Ive seen it everywhere and I feel like I missed something.

I’ve never read any of his books.

Nope, he's way out of my wheelhouse reading wise.

For a while, movies adapted from Clancy's books were prefixed "Tom Clancy's" in marketing. Then movie tie-ins of his books would have the marketing on, hence a book by Tom Clancy would be titled "Tom Clancy's [title]".

He’s also quite military tech orientated and lots of action usually

Yeah I think we've got a couple of his games floating around someplace.

All I know is that video game adaptions of his books are titled that way e.g. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six or Tom Clancy's The Division. I dunno if his books are titled that way, too.

That makes sense. I'm going to chalk it up to my never reading his books so I don't get it 😂

Tom Clancy’s Dracula.

Tom Clancy's Girlfriend in a Coma

Tom Clancy’s Brigit Jones’s Diary

Tom Clancy's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time'

James Patterson’s The Hobbit (with Tom Clancy)

Tom Clancy’s Barbie

Tom Clancy’s Secret Seven

Tom Clancy's Lorax

Tom Clancy's Chronicles of Narnia

Tom Clancy’s 1984

Tom Clancy’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Aka, 'General Woundwort was right'. 🐰💥

Tom Clancy's Oranges are not the only fruit