How About The WORST Naval/Submarine You've Ever Read?

AntEater · 10-29-07, 03:56 PM

I've read in Wikipedia that many people consider Robertson's books parodies, voluntarily or not.
It always struck me as odd that Robinson is british, while at the same time writing more or less very US centric books.
Normally, in UK novels, the Amis need a smart british guy to get things done: James Bond, Mike Martin and who else.
In Robinsons books, the US does it all by themselves, usually by just killing everybody and his dog.

But I must admit that such writers have had a very positive influence on my life:
The day I read my first Clive Cussler novel, I realized I could be a writer as well.
:rotfl:

10-29-07, 03:56 PM	#8
AntEater Grey Wolf Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Germany Posts: 936 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I've read in Wikipedia that many people consider Robertson's books parodies, voluntarily or not. It always struck me as odd that Robinson is british, while at the same time writing more or less very US centric books. Normally, in UK novels, the Amis need a smart british guy to get things done: James Bond, Mike Martin and who else. In Robinsons books, the US does it all by themselves, usually by just killing everybody and his dog. But I must admit that such writers have had a very positive influence on my life: The day I read my first Clive Cussler novel, I realized I could be a writer as well. :rotfl: __________________ Last edited by AntEater; 10-29-07 at 04:11 PM.