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posts on 7/28/2006 2:57:11 PM
Not a bad movie starring Rod Taylor
and Jim Brown.
I can't tell you where to find it but it does pop up once in a while on TV.
John
posts on 7/28/2006 11:06:48 AM
While impatiently waiting for WS's next book to come out, I've been reading Peter Danielson's Children of The Lion series of books. There's 12 in all and I've already read 10. They kinda remind me of the Egyption series of WS but only slightly. I find them a fairly good read, even though they closely resemble biblical events. Anybody out there read any of that?
posts on 7/28/2006 3:01:23 AM
Read Hungry as the Sea again for a change from the Courtneys. One of his earlier one-offs another beauty. you get an insight into the surprisingly exciting world of sea salvage- the drama, action, hero vs villain who stole wife but a story not in the usual blood and guts way but just as intense- make for an excellent movie too.
posts on 7/13/2006 4:24:07 AM
Glenn, Not sure who was in the film, but the book was called The Dark of the Sun.
posts on 7/10/2006 11:57:41 AM
Came across this book at a library sale. The author is Wilbur Smith.
Is this "our" Wilbur Smith? He makes no mention of it anywhere, almost as if he has disavowed it or something.
It was apparently made into a British movie called "The Mercenaries" in the '60s.
Anyone know anything about this?
posts on 7/3/2006 5:05:02 PM
Hi Everybody. I am a big fan of wilbur smith and I was wondering whether anyone of you know if he has a fanmail? I would love to have it. And by the way, if you haven't read birds of prey you better get started!
posts on 7/2/2006 5:50:51 AM
Hello Paul, next you should read "Warlock" and then Seven Scrolls"
De from Bermuda
posts on 7/1/2006 7:44:37 PM
I read "river god" and loved it. it was my first WS book, could anyone let me know the next that I should pick up after "river god"? thanks.
posts on 6/30/2006 9:41:33 PM
I just finished River God and I was completely blown away by it. It was my first WS book, and I definitely intend to finish the series. But I was really troubled by the author's note. The note leads the reader to believe that the story is mostly true, taken from scrolls found in a tomb and translated into a book. I couldn't believe this and ten minutes on the web and I confirmed my suspicions...it's actually not true. Sort of a let-down, because that really would have been amazing. I really loved the book, but why would WS mislead readers like that? What did anybody else think of the Author's Note?
posts on 6/30/2006 1:49:22 AM
Kate, the next book to read is A Sparrow Falls, it takes place after The Sound of Thunder, and concludes the first Courtney sequence
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