Have you ever read...

Posted by the Fiddler from 216.126.204.22 on May 19, 2000 at 01:19:57:

In Reply to: Re: I'm dyin' to find out: What's your first favorite book?(NIM) posted by K. Allard on May 18, 2000 at 22:01:28:

Have you ever read any of the following? These, in addition to those on your list that I have read are my favorites.

Tom Clancy:
Without Remorse
Sum of All Fears
Debt of Honor
Executive Orders
Rainbow Six
(others of his also, but these are the best)

George Orwell:
1984
Animal Farm

Agatha Christy:
Ten Little Indians (or: And Then There Were None, same book, published under different titles)

Michael Chriton:
Congo (MUCH better than the movie)
Eaters of the Dead (didn't like it that much but AWESOME writting and way to present fiction)

William Golding
Lord of the Flies

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
The Hound of Baskervilles

Any body else ever read any of these, if so, whaddaya' think of them?

Oh and warning to all who might be deceived: When choosing a book by Tom Clancy, all his books are good, but any that are titled "Tom Clancy's" with the apostrophe 'S' are not written by him, but rather a ghostwriter. Some of these are somewhat good reading, but why waste time on somewhat good when you could be reading the excellent books written by the master himself?

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I've read only 3 of those titles... Brett (Maverick) Lambert 16:25:34 5/19/2000 (0)
Re: Have you ever read... K. Allard 08:24:18 5/19/2000 (0)

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: Have you ever read any of the following?  These, in addition to those on your list that I have read are my favorites.

: Tom Clancy:
: Without Remorse
: Sum of All Fears
: Debt of Honor
: Executive Orders
: Rainbow Six
: (others of his also, but these are the best)

: George Orwell:
: 1984
: Animal Farm

: Agatha Christy:
: Ten Little Indians (or: And Then There Were None, same book, published under different titles)

: Michael Chriton:
: Congo (MUCH better than the movie)
: Eaters of the Dead (didn't like it that much but AWESOME writting and way to present fiction)

: William Golding
: Lord of the Flies

: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
: The Hound of Baskervilles

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: Any body else ever read any of these, if so, whaddaya' think of them?

: Oh and warning to all who might be deceived: When choosing a book by Tom Clancy, all his books are good, but any that are titled "Tom Clancy's" with the apostrophe 'S' are not written by him, but rather a ghostwriter. Some of these are somewhat good reading, but why waste time on somewhat good when you could be reading the excellent books written by the master himself?

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