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Old 07-09-2014, 11:16 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by gmw View Post
Hey, don't knock Dirk! He's my hero.

When they're done well, as Clive Cussler used to do it with Dirk, they work well. .
Dirk used to be my hero, back when I was a kid and my dad brought me home a stack of books from his school library (ah the perks of being a librarian's son).
I devoured "Raise The Titanic", "Treasure" and "Sahara". I thought Cussler was brilliant. As the series went on and on and on, I just realized that I couldn't handle the formula anymore.
I don't read Cussler anymore now, but man, I wish I could read "Inca Gold" or "Treasure" again for the first time.

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Originally Posted by speakingtohe View Post

Have to get me one of those Dirk Pitt books, and see what I make of that

Helen
I rag on poor Dirk, but it's not his fault. Back in the beginning, he was a great character!
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