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Topic: Anybody Like Elmore Leonard?
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I think I've read everything he's written, and have enjoyed every one - including the westerns! In my opinion, Leonard is a master at dialogue and character develpoment. He writes in a spare style that makes the action move along quickly. Anybody agree? Disagree? (He's got to hold the record for Most Books That Have Become Movies) |
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I've only gotten his books on audio, and I really do love the dialog. So far I've listened to "Up in Honey's Room" and "The Hot Kid." |
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yes, his stuff is good - i have not read everything as i just this past year read three of his....
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I used to read him many years ago but haven't done so in probably, oh...10 years or so. Don't know why, really, I do remember liking his stuff. I guess it's just that I've discovered so many *other* great authors, the old standbys sometimes get pushed aside I guess. Cheryl |
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I do. It's been a long time since I read him but I liked what I read years ago. |
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I have read several of his books and have enjoyed every one of them. When I see that a movie is based on one of his stories, I usually go see it. |
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Lie Down with Lions :: Ken Follett For these and other action adventure books. See my bookshelf: aladdin. PBS really hits the spot! Last Edited on: 9/19/09 5:44 PM ET - Total times edited: 1 |
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