Hello All

I wondered if anyone has a link to a couple of topics of interest to me:
I am after the order in which Clive's books were released. I have them all and as some are not first editions it is a little confusing as to which one precedes the other?
The area of interest to me is identifying ''first editions''. Is there a web page somewhere that offers advice on on how to identify those treasured books?
The last but just as important query regards the value / importance of first editions. Is there any information as to which edition will be more valued as collectors piece, in terms of UK / USA edition?

Thanks for any information.

whitbycolin snor:

Well, there's this site that has all the book details ... Clive Cussler Down Under

Chronological listing of the Dirk Pitt books ;

PACIFIC VORTEX
THE MEDITERRANEAN CAPER
ICEBERG
RAISE THE TITANIC
VIXEN 03
NIGHT PROBE
DEEP SIX
CYCLOPS
TREASURE
DRAGON
SAHARA
INCA GOLD
SHOCK WAVE
FLOOD TIDE
ATLANTIS FOUND
VALHALLA RISING
TROJAN ODYSSEY
BLACK WIND


Chronological listing of the NUMA FILES books ;

SERPENT
BLUE GOLD
FIRE ICE
WHITE DEATH
LOST CITY

Chronological listing of the OREGON FILES books ;

GOLDEN BUDDHA
SACRED STONE

Non fiction books ;

SEA HUNTERS
SEA HUNTERS 2

Cheers ... p:

Also note that Black Wind and Sacred Stone are not yet out.

WOW what a carry on, I have scoured the INTERNET and found the following website to be useful in terms of information:
http://www.cusslermen.com/books.htm

It did however leave me still confused as to the pros and cons of USA / UK books. This is one area needing more searching.

Also can I query the first book on the list above. Is 'Pacific Vortex' the first as I have this coming out after 'Night Probe' and before 'Deep Six'?

Thanks

Colin snor:

I believe although Pacific Vortex was the first book written it was not the first published.

If your list is done by publishing dates then it'll be the 6th in the list not the 1st ;)

Is this making sense, it's late here :lol:

Thanks once again Kelly for your hellp, it is beginning to make sense now.

Colin snor:

No Problem ;)


:o I helped??? Wooooooooooooooooooo Hoooooooooooooooo j:

Great Info Dirk Pitt!!!

Its very interesting to view the novels in chronlogical order th: