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Post by divtal on Dec 25, 2017 20:40:16 GMT
I cannot stick with a novel that's written in the present tense.
The late Lawrence Sanders is one of my favorite authors. I love his range that spanned from the seamy dark-side murders, to the pleasantly urbane Archie McNally murder series. When I found The Timothy Files at a garage sale, I was delighted to have discovered a title that I hadn't read. I was so distracted by the presentation of the narrative that I gave up, somewhere around chapter 3, without recalling much of what I had read.
Lately, I've thought about trying to give it another "go." I think that I've just about exhausted Sanders' works, save for that book and a sequel, The Timothy Chronicles. (I'm only guessing that that's in the same form). If I can break through that barrier, it would be great to read him, again.
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Post by dougb on Dec 26, 2017 17:19:00 GMT
The trend for production line co writing a la James Patterson. An insult to his readership. Dan Brown. Why?
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Post by Bargle on Dec 27, 2017 11:35:33 GMT
The trend for production line co writing a la James Patterson. An insult to his readership. Dan Brown. Why? I feel the same way about Clive Cussler. I feel like there's a giant machine called CliveCusslerCo. banging out books by the thousands.
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Post by them1ghtyhumph on Dec 28, 2017 5:19:42 GMT
Having to read them.
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