Clive Cussler

[Bierstadt]

One of my favorite authors for many years. RIP Clive Cussler, you will be missed.

 

[scubadada]

53 Cussler books on my Kindle

 

[Perryed]

RIP Mr. Cussler. I just read one of his books he co-wrote with his son while on a dive vacation. Seemed appropriate. I really enjoyed reading his work.

 

[hammet]

wearing my doxa now.

 

[jonhall]

Have read 50 of his books and still working on getting the rest in. Will miss his stories - one of my favorite authors. As mentioned earlier, @Sam Miller III can relate some stories about Clive. RIP Clive.

 

[michael-fisch]

May he rest in peace.
Unfortunatly, for the last 10 years, he has written a smaller % of each book that came out with his name on it, than the year before.
I feel sorry for all the writers working in his sweat shop. Hopefully, some of them will be able to make it on their own.

Michael

 

[AfterDark]

I retired last year and decided I would read all his books. I just finished the Dirk Pitt novels. The last novel Celtic Empire had a picture of Cussler on the back cover, he did not look good, had that old man look about him. It made me sad to see. Now he's gone. I have started reading the NUMA novels starting with Serpent. I read the books in order. A great writer and someone that did a lot of good with his money. RIP

 

[AfterDark]

Sad day for Kurt Austin, Dirk Pitt, Sam & Remi and the entire Oregon crew.

Let's not leave out Isaac Bell!

 

[homerdoc]

He is one of the few authors I have pulled out and re-read his books. I keep dog eared copies of his original series at the lake house to be pulled out anytime it is raining.

I always wondered what he had in for Al, getting his finger shot off to stop a bullet etc.

Rest In Peace.

 

[USdiver1]

A true loss to many communities of his followers. RIP Clive, your influence on and promotion of underwater archeology and diving will be missed.