Jerry Ahern (1946–2012)
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Om forfatteren
Jerry Ahern is a professional writer specializing in firearms-related and sciences fiction literature. His apocalyptic Survivalist series of novels has won fans world-wide. In addition, Ahern is well-known to firearms enthusiasts for his book CCW: Carrying Concealed Weapons and the countless vis mere articles he has published in the firearms press. vis mindre
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Serier
Værker af Jerry Ahern
Ccw: Carrying Concealed Weapons : How to Carry Concealed Weapons and Know When Others Are (1996) 7 eksemplarer
Le cri de l'epervier 2 eksemplarer
Koston enkeli 1 eksemplar
They Call Me the Mercenary #1 the Killer Genesis 1 eksemplar
Takaa-ajo kuoleman kanssa 1 eksemplar
Terreur sous Manhattan (Le Survivant) 1 eksemplar
Associated Works
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Almen Viden
- Kanonisk navn
- Ahern, Jerry
- Juridisk navn
- Ahern, Jerome Morrell
- Andre navne
- Kilgore, Axel
- Fødselsdato
- 1946-06-23
- Dødsdag
- 2012-07-24
- Køn
- male
- Nationalitet
- USA
- Fødested
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Dødssted
- Jefferson, Georgia, USA
- Relationer
- Ahern, Sharon (wife)
Medlemmer
Anmeldelser
The Doomsayer (Survivalist) af Jerry Ahern
THIS WAS AWESOME
A great fun adventure, and should be read in that manner. This is pulp sci-fi/
Post apocalyptic fiction, and it pulls no punches (pun intended). There’s not a lot of characterisation, and some of the 1980’s Cold War terminology seems antiquated and awkward, but the premise and it’s execution are surprisingly good. Like all modern pulp fiction, this doesn’t really stand up to technological or literary or realistic scrutiny, but when you’re having this much fun, does it matter?
Post apocalyptic fiction, and it pulls no punches (pun intended). There’s not a lot of characterisation, and some of the 1980’s Cold War terminology seems antiquated and awkward, but the premise and it’s execution are surprisingly good. Like all modern pulp fiction, this doesn’t really stand up to technological or literary or realistic scrutiny, but when you’re having this much fun, does it matter?
When Jack Naille is sent a photograph of a namesake and his family in front of a general store, there was a degree of humour in the situation until he and his family realised that the man was the spitting image of his good self and the photo was from almost a hundred years ago. It seemed that the impossible was going happen, sending Jack and his family a hundred years into the past. Although not really believing the possibility, every bit of research that Jack and Ellen uncovered just added to the liklihood of the strangest trip they could ever make.
Jerry Ahern is familiar with facing his protagonists with unyielding odds - he's the author of The Survivalist series and while the Wild West must be a better place than a nuclear weapon scarred US, the Nailles must deal with a meglomanic company boss who sees dealing weapons to an empire Hell-bent on world domination in her past shows the risks of travelling through time.… (mere)
Jerry Ahern is familiar with facing his protagonists with unyielding odds - he's the author of The Survivalist series and while the Wild West must be a better place than a nuclear weapon scarred US, the Nailles must deal with a meglomanic company boss who sees dealing weapons to an empire Hell-bent on world domination in her past shows the risks of travelling through time.… (mere)
I read this back around junior high or thereabouts, enjoyable enough action/adventure fare for a not-particularly-discriminating kid who devoured "men's adventure" series like Mack Bolan and Able Team like candy. On the cover it says, "Compelling action in the spirit of Raiders of the Lost Ark," and I guess that says it all. I remember at the end there was some silly business about an ancient alien spaceship; so, full circle, huh?
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Statistikker
- Værker
- 118
- Also by
- 5
- Medlemmer
- 2,539
- Popularitet
- #10,115
- Vurdering
- 3.3
- Anmeldelser
- 15
- ISBN
- 393
- Sprog
- 3
- Udvalgt
- 1