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I do not. I started one, and abandoned the effort after but a few pages. But then I have been in the military, have some fair knowledge of the subject. IMO, to read Child's clueless forays is to cheat oneself. There are better ways, by far, to invest time.

Writers like Tom Clancy, and John Nance write fictional accounts which are exciting, yet believable. They research and know whereof what they write. They have a veracity which strikes a chord in those who do know the themes they write on, as well or maybe better then the authors. This gives...

He wrote 5 novels in quick succession, but it's been 10 years since his last. Anybody know why he stopped writing?

No... I mostly do the fantasy stuff as a diversion.

I liked Rothfuss' "Name of the Wind"...

Try "Avalon" by Stephen Lawhead...

Pleased to find this place. Am sure that it will be a valued resource. I am a guy who likes well written fiction, and Clancy, Tolkien, Nance, and Lawhead are a few of my favorite authors. I am a bit discriminating about realism on subjects that purport to be realistic portrayals. And I am...

The Series of novels that I remember were Written about Canadian mining camps, float planes, canoes, and occasionally the RCMP. I suspect that these were written during the 50s or possibly a bit earlier. I recall no author's name or book titles, but would like to find and read them again. I...