Tag Archives: Clive Cussler

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Atlantis Found (1999) is one of the lesser-believable but more entertaining Dirk Pitt novels by Clive Cussler. A Christian review. Continue reading →

The earliest chapters of this novel contain one of those imaginative scenes that will always, creepily stick with me: the lake-bed in Washington state littered with hundreds of lifeless, Chinese bodies. From this grotesque discovery during what was supposed to … Continue reading →

Clive Cussler is known for his somewhat epic prologues that set the historical stages for his various novels, specifically those that follow the escapades of his modern-day adventurers like Dirk Pitt, Kurt Austin, or the crew of the Oregon. As … Continue reading →

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When I think of Clive Cussler‘s earliest years, I think of the simplicity of The Mediterranean Caper. When I think of the time when Cussler first hit it big, I think of Raise the Titanic. But when I think of … Continue reading →

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Clive Cussler reportedly hated every minute of the 1980 film adaptation of his 1976 novel Raise the Titanic! and swore to avoid selling the movie rights to any more of his adventure novels. By 2005, though, when Paramount offered him … Continue reading →

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This tenth installment to the Dirk Pitt series by Clive Cussler is one of those great stories that gets lost in time. The plot to this one is fairly clean (if not a little unbelievable), and the characters are well-drawn … Continue reading →

I zoomed through this ninth Dirk Pitt book, not because I was so enthralled, but because I had a lot of travel time on my hands. This is the first “Dirk Pitt Adventure” (at least in a while) where an … Continue reading →

Book Eight in the Dirk Pitt series proved to be Clive Cussler‘s most unusual story yet. I like to think of it as a series of semi-connected novellas rather than a full novel, because each Part has such a unique … Continue reading →

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To anyone who has ever read Clive Cussler‘s Deep Six before—be it only yesterday or when it was hot off the presses 31 years ago—I ask this simple question: “What image from this tale has been most imprinted onto your … Continue reading →

Book Six of the Dirk Pitt Adventures, Night Probe!, takes our hero on a desperate search for a single piece of paper which could change the political landscape of the entire North American continent. The so-called “North American Treaty,” purposefully … Continue reading →