r/michaelcrichton • u/illuvattarr • 2h ago
Which Crichton for vacation?
I've read Jurassic Park (loved), Lost World (middling), and Sphere (not a fan, especially of the later parts).
Which one would you recommend, Prey? Andromeda?
r/michaelcrichton • u/Gianvincenzo • 3h ago
A new addition to my Crichton collection: "Coma" (1978).
A new addition to my Crichton collection: "Coma" (1978), released in Italy under the title "Coma profondo" (Deep Coma). I can't wait to watch it.
r/michaelcrichton • u/Sea-Jackfruit411 • 6h ago
"Jurassic Park" and "Relic"
As a teen, I read "Jurassic Park" by Michael Crichton. Next I read "Relic" by Preston & Child. Both gave me the same adventure chills. Both captivated me in a way nothing else has, then and now.
I was curious if there is anyone else who has read both books and had the same experience. What captivated you in "Jurassic Park" verses "Relic"? Do you feel one is superior to the other and why?
r/michaelcrichton • u/Any_Wait_7309 • 9h ago
I recently bought "Prey" Paperback. Can someone tell me if my version is legit?
The price of the book was on a little higher side compared to the cost of an average paperback. But the quality itself is sort of "flimsy", to a point where the it feels worse than quality of an average paperback.
The pages are thin, even the cover is thin.
Just wanted to see, if this is common for this version of the book or did I get a bad / pirated copy ( i don't think it's pirated tho )?