Smart, light fiction--recommendations? - Page 3

Libby Cone · 12-29-2008, 10:02 AM

Don't forget us indie authors! Ed Patterson has just published the first volume of his Jade Owl series:http://www.amazon.com/The-Jade-Owl/d...WO/ref=ed_oe_k. It's very witty and well-written, and so are his shorter works. You might try my book, "War on the Margins" (http://tinyurl.com/6y973d ), about the little-known German occupation of the English Channel Islands during WWII. I'm thrilled to find just about all of Margaret Atwood's books available for Kindle. "Oryx and Crake"
http://www.amazon.com/Oryx-and-Crake...0562299&sr=1-5
is especially good.
I hope the books of Roberto Bolano, Michael Chabon, and Mark Helprin become ebook-available soon. Bolano's last book, "2666," weighs in at about 900 pages; it would be much easier to read in e-book form.
Libby Cone
Author, War on the Margins: A Novel

Harry001 · 12-29-2008, 01:54 PM

all books from clive cussler with the character "dirk pitt" in it (ca. 20 books)
that guy is better than james bond and mcgiver together.
have read them all at least 3 times
just fun
take care
harry

texasnightowl · 01-05-2009, 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harry001

all books from clive cussler with the character "dirk pitt" in it (ca. 20 books)
that guy is better than james bond and mcgiver together.
have read them all at least 3 times
just fun
take care
harry

You know...I used to love the Dirk Pitt books. Read all of them until about 4 yrs ago. I got pissed off when Loren's dad showed up to walk her down the aisle. Problem? He's dead! And has been since the book in which Loren was introduced! I had a couple other problems with that book too.

They were fun though.

rixte · 01-06-2009, 05:49 PM

The Lord Peter Whimsy mysteries by Dorothy Sayers - the first one is Whose Body? and the whole series is absolutely delightful.

12-29-2008, 10:02 AM	#31
Libby Cone scribbler Posts: 117 Karma: 246 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Philadelphia USA Device: Kindle	Great books on Kindle Don't forget us indie authors! Ed Patterson has just published the first volume of his Jade Owl series:http://www.amazon.com/The-Jade-Owl/d...WO/ref=ed_oe_k. It's very witty and well-written, and so are his shorter works. You might try my book, "War on the Margins" (http://tinyurl.com/6y973d ), about the little-known German occupation of the English Channel Islands during WWII. I'm thrilled to find just about all of Margaret Atwood's books available for Kindle. "Oryx and Crake" http://www.amazon.com/Oryx-and-Crake...0562299&sr=1-5 is especially good. I hope the books of Roberto Bolano, Michael Chabon, and Mark Helprin become ebook-available soon. Bolano's last book, "2666," weighs in at about 900 pages; it would be much easier to read in e-book form. Libby Cone Author, War on the Margins: A Novel

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Harry001 Addict Posts: 210 Karma: 729 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Tehran/Iran - new posting 2024 Device: Nook glow light 3, 3+ and 4+, Tolino Epos 1, 2 and 3	all books from clive cussler with the character "dirk pitt" in it (ca. 20 books) that guy is better than james bond and mcgiver together. have read them all at least 3 times just fun take care harry

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rixte Addict Posts: 300 Karma: 396757 Join Date: Nov 2007 Device: new oasis, paperwhite, ipad, kobo	The Lord Peter Whimsy mysteries by Dorothy Sayers - the first one is Whose Body? and the whole series is absolutely delightful.

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