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Jan 07, 2011 10:07AM
The Dirk Pitt books were the best and he should have been retired gracefully after finding his children. The continuing sagas are very tired and formulaic sadly
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It was a sad moment for me when I first saw a new Dirk Pitt novel and did not immediately buy it.




I enjoy Juan Cabrillo and the Oregon files most of the off-shoot series, although Kurt Austin keeps me interested, too.

The Fargos are probably my least favorite of the series, but I've still read every book.
I recently went back to the beginning and started re-reading all the Dirk Pitt books, beginning with Pacific Vortex. I hadn't realized how much Dirk's character had evolved over the years.

But of his fully fictional works I like Isaac Bell.
The Dirk Pitt novels will always be my favourite though I cannot bring myself to spoil the memory by reading any of the later ones. Once the adult children were introduced it was time for Clive to put them all to bed but alas no.



The Dirk Pitt series and all the characters involved will always be my favorites! Even the ones with his kids, though I do agree the old ones are better. There is just something about Dirk Pitt doing the impossible that will never get old.

The actors playing Dirk, and Sandecker did not fit the imagination I had while reading the book.





The only complaint I have is that the Fargo adventures lack some detail when compared to the Pitt novels, especially in terms of the character descriptions, I have read all five fargos but cannot describe either Sam or Remi other than the fact that Remi has auburn hair when I can even pick actors to play all the Pitt characters.
I completely agree with the casting of dirk and sandecker in the 2005 movie of Sahara. Although the casting was a bit off the characters relationships and personalities were almost perfect for me especially between Dirk and Al.


Super. Mine too.

So sad to hear of Clive’s recent passing. The industry lost a giant last Monday!

I request that Dirk Pitt series to continue.