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C. J. Box
It's not one book or another with the falconer. It's that everything about his character rings false. C.J. Box's collected works would be better if he could somehow uninvent this "Nate" the falconer.- O.G.G.
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- Forum: Crime Fiction, Thrillers, & Mysteries
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My thoughts on Atlas Shrugged
I see very little parallel to the culture of the U.S. in Atlas Shrugged. The book is a "feel good" story for those who imagine that the world wants more of them than they should give. And I do not truly understand it, but many of the wealthiest capitalists are also among the most liberal...- O.G.G.
- Post #12
- Forum: Fiction Books
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C. J. Box
Box writes wonderfully of his protagonist, Pickett, and the development of the story line and Pickett's family are first rate... I do get fed up with the inclusion of Pickett's buddy, the falconer guy (having trouble with his name, just now). The background and development of this character...- O.G.G.
- Post #2
- Forum: Crime Fiction, Thrillers, & Mysteries
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Random Question..Keep posting
all of my sisters in law... What to do about them?- O.G.G.
- Post #3,109
- Forum: General Chat
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Random Image Thread
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- Forum: General Chat
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Random Image Thread
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- Post #2,142
- Forum: General Chat
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I desperately need recommendations...
It's an older book, but quite a bit like Hunger Games, in many ways. Try Robert Heinleins "Tunnel in the Sky". Here's a link to a PDF of it...- O.G.G.
- Post #17
- Forum: Book Search & Suggestions
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Random Image Thread
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- Post #2,139
- Forum: General Chat
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Looking for a decent fantasy series.
Stephen Lawhead's "Albion Trilogy" is quite good. His 5 book "Pendragon Cycle" maybe even better. As a stand alone novel, I like his "Avalon".- O.G.G.
- Post #16
- Forum: Book Search & Suggestions
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Random Image Thread
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- Post #2,137
- Forum: General Chat
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errors in Lee Child book
Cool... He's been published now for almost 30 years....- O.G.G.
- Post #35
- Forum: Crime Fiction, Thrillers, & Mysteries
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errors in Lee Child book
I do not care for Lee Child's books. I feel that they are poorly researched, lazily developed, and inelegantly written. And I write these things because this is a venue for sharing opinions about books, and their authors. If you like his stuff then you read it. Develop your own views. But if...- O.G.G.
- Post #33
- Forum: Crime Fiction, Thrillers, & Mysteries
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errors in Lee Child book
Go ahead and pick... His work is well written, and will stand your criticism.- O.G.G.
- Post #31
- Forum: Crime Fiction, Thrillers, & Mysteries
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Who is your favourite author, and why?
A short list... Tom Clancy J.W. Hall Kyle Mills John Barsness Tolkien Heinlein Layne Heath Stephen Lawhead Donald Harstad Kent Haruf Deon Meyer- O.G.G.
- Post #603
- Forum: Author Discussion
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Random Image Thread
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- Post #2,135
- Forum: General Chat
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errors in Lee Child book
To be fair, I do read some authors who have less than full credibility in some aspects of their writing. C.J. Box writes wonderfully of Wyoming, and his fictional game warden "Joe Pickett" is very credible, to me. But there are things that Box writes about ancillary characters and the military...- O.G.G.
- Post #29
- Forum: Crime Fiction, Thrillers, & Mysteries