Clive Cussler

[edyzmedieval]

Anyone here like the excellent novels of Clive Cussler with Dirk Pitt?!

[King Henry V]

Naah, not enough history for me.

[edyzmedieval]

Big deal...

They're excellent. Too bad I only own 2 books. :embarassed:

[Quid]

I actually like to read him. Easy enough. I think I actually own all the books on the series. I have, however, not read any of his other stuff yet. Will do in due time, I am sure.

Quid

[ShadesPanther]

I've got about 5 of his books. They are very good though. An excellent change from reading Historical books

EDit: not that historical books are bad, I love them but still a change is good

[Bob the Insane]

Read them all, and the newer Kurt Austin ones too... Plus I watched Sahara!!

So yeah, I like them... ~D

Just like Quid, I have not read the none-story ones... And I agree it is easy to read, I have mostly read them on flights (holidays and stuff)...

[Quid]

I haven't actually seen Sahara. I was abroad while it was running in the cinemas. I was therefore wondering if it was any good at all. Naturally, I would not expect any Oscar performances but something enjoyable while not having much else to do...

Quid

[edyzmedieval]

Kinda enjoyable.

But many parts missed ans mixed. The "battle" is at Fort Foureau, while in the movie it's on the Texas confederate ship they found in the desert!!!!

[TinCow]

I used to read Cussler avidly, but about 4-5 years ago he completely abandoned all attempts at originality. The new Dirk Pitt books are just cliches and garbage writing and I will not read another one again. The first dozen or so are worth picking up though. After Sahara, it's mostly downhill.