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  1. 2nd January 2005, 11:53 AM #11
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    [tscii] Aydın (@ nwus*) on: Mon Dec 2 08:41:04 [/tscii]




    I heve newly read The Fourth Protocol. I think it was really thrilling.Two days after I have finished I watched the film but it was miserable.
    Are the other films a little like the books.




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    CK (@ ce8.*) on: Tue Feb 25 11:38:22




    I think The Negotiator is one of Forsyth's best. The characters here seem a little bit alive compare to cardboard characters from Forsyth's other novels. The plot developed well and events unfolds nicely. Thought its ending was cliche, but I am a sucker for stories where the hero gets the girl!




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    sandy (@ 202.*) on: Tue Apr 1 00:23:22




    hey guyz
    dont u pepl think freds the best 1 out there .man i cud not sleep after i had that multi dose of all those fundas in fourth protocol.the deciever was equally good.man did he get me imotionally supportive of sam mcready.hes the best.no doubt.anybody interested in mailin me an knowing a cool n crazy guy are welcome




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    the devil's alternative (@ 206.*) on: Tue May 20 12:28:03 ED




    Anybody knows where can I find a biography of Frederic Forshyth, it's a homework and I cant really find info about him... heh




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    the devil's alternative (@ 206.*) on: Tue May 20 12:28:16 ED




    Anybody knows where can I find a biography of Frederic Forshyth, it's a homework and I cant really find info about him... heh




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    asasas (@ 63-1*) on: Tue May 27 14:49:00 EDT 2003




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    jaybee (@ ) on: Fri Dec 5 09:38:32




    Does he not have a web-site?




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    Bunk Gambrel (@ ca01*) on: Fri Dec 12 13:06:13 EST 2003




    I first read The Odessa File. Immediately I noticed that Forsyth had the ability to weave current events with fiction so seamlessly that one could not tell where the fiction began. He literally had the ability to make you believe that the evildoers had somehow come into your world via his typewriter. In later works I recall having the feeling that I dare not put his book down, fearing that something would happen while I was gone. I wonder if anyone out there could post the titles and dates of all his books?




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    zailsingh (@ pcp0*) on: Fri Dec 12 19:51:52 EST 2003




    Yes .That is true. I read most of Fredrick Forsyth's novels in one sitting. I bunked some of my classes in my college years just for finishing the book.of all his novels the day of the jackal was well made as a movie. Next comes odessa file.




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    zailsingh (@ pcp0*) on: Fri Dec 12 19:52:00 EST 2003




    Yes .That is true. I read most of Fredrick Forsyth's novels in one sitting. I bunked some of my classes in my college years just for finishing the book.of all his novels the day of the jackal was well made as a movie. Next comes odessa file.




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