Crich'tonic'!
Michael Crichton, famous author of 'Jurassic Park' and many other sci-fi novels, is no more.
During college days, my foray into reading English novels started with Crichton's riveting stories.
Those were the days when Crichton's-Archer's (should I say Sheldon's as well) novels, Bryan Adams'-BSB's-Celine Dion's albums were 'must-haves'.
I'm sure many folks of that era ( :) ) will swear by this!
Though replete with scientific jargon, his novels had no dearth of entertainment, thrill and drama. What I liked most about them was the detailing that he used to put in. Everything used to sound very well researched. The story-telling part was impeccable.
Overall, it used to be thoroughly enjoyable experience.
So Michael, million thanks for these -
- Jurassic Park
- Disclosure
- State of Fear
- Congo
- Timeline
- Sphere
- The Andromeda Strain
- The Lost World
- The Train robbery
May your soul rest in peace.
Song of the moment : जाईन विचारीत रानफुला - किशोरी आमोणकर
i remain.
(P.S. - btw, my 'Airframe' and 'Jurassic Park' are missing, whosoever has them, kindly return.)
3 Comments:
Very true anky. Some writers are part of your life and Crichton is one of them. He will be missed.
High chances of Rafi having those books!
:):):)
No no he's not into this...(first of all he's not into books at all ;) ).
Anyway. Following your crepes...n liking it immensely...
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