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Isaac Biddlecomb series

Historic Naval Fiction Forum :: The Quarterdeck :: James L. Nelson

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Isaac Biddlecomb series

Post by Astrodene on Sun 14 Sep 2008, 23:00

I have not read any of this series, but as they are set during the American War of Independence and written from the American point of view they are on my wish list. I enjoyed Dan Parkinson's Dalton series which had the same setting so I look forward to reading them.

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Re: Isaac Biddlecomb series

Post by reb01501 on Fri 19 Dec 2008, 18:00

I enjoyed the series, myself, and hope the author will be able to make a return to it.

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Re: Isaac Biddlecomb series

Post by Capt._Sidney_Cochrane on Mon 09 Nov 2009, 04:29

James Nelson is by far the best american novelist currently dwelling in nautical fiction. Wonderful stuff - a must read. I particularly enjoy how well his seamanship is displayed in his detailed writing.

I'm up to his 4th Bittlecomb novel and am looking forward to much more to come.

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Post by MikeThompson on Mon 12 Mar 2012, 16:01

I just finished the first book of the series and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Nelson shows good knowledge of "things nautical" in his writing and the story kept my attention. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series.

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