James Patterson News, Pictures & Buzz

Bestselling author James Patterson donates $2.5 million for teacher grants  Tampa Bay Times

James Patterson Donates $2.5 Million to Teachers During Covid-19  Publishers Weekly

Carmel illustrator lands assignment with ties to Guns N’ Roses, James Patterson  Current in Carmel

Author James Patterson Gives $2.5 Million So Teachers Can Build Better Libraries  Forbes

Opinion | James Patterson deserves literary commendation  Daily Illini

James Patterson Partners With ID for 3 Books Inspired by True Crime Programming  Yahoo Entertainment

James Patterson's New Book Shows Collaboration Might Be The Future  The Federalist

Family's anguish at an end as James Patterson, missing since 1991, is finally laid to rest  Belfast Telegraph

Tobermore man James Patterson (54) reported missing 29 years ago finally laid to rest  Belfast Telegraph

Women's Murder Club Updates: Is The James Patterson Adaptation Happening?  Screen Rant

Even James Patterson writes nonfiction  Times Herald-Record

How Mayo Clinic employee became main character in new James Patterson novel  yoursun.com

Mayo Clinic employee became main character in new James Patterson novel  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Ex-MP McCrea hopes car in river will solve mystery of James Patterson, missing since 1991  Belfast Telegraph

Rusting car found in Bann could solve riddle of missing James Patterson  Belfast Telegraph

Review: Hawk by James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet  The Nerd Daily

INTERVIEW: Literary Icon, James Patterson, Talks Recent Releases "Hawk" And "The Summer House" And Effervescent Career  Hamptons.com

James Patterson Reviving 30s-Era Crimefighter ‘The Shadow’ For New Novels, Films  Forbes

James Patterson, Condé Nast Reviving The Shadow In New Original Book Series  Deadline

James Patterson on his new mystery, 'The Summer House'  Page Six

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I am in a high school book club and need to pick out the first author, so which of the two do you think would attract more attention and will get people really into the books. Also could you leave your favorite book of the chosen author.

He is a very well known children's author and I have finished reading 2 novels of his. 1. Maximum Rode - The Angel Experiment and 2. Witch & Wizard. All I have to say is that he is overrated. His writing is okay but there is too much action and little 'feelings' involved. And when there are feelings he doesn't make us feel the character, instead he tells us. In a nutshell, what do you think of James Patterson?

I read the book 2 times and can't quite figure out how to explain the setting and atmosphere other than the general area of San Francisco, also the climatic scene (rising action) and any unique phrases Patterson uses I can't pick out any.

People write books all the time. NO ONE ELSE get's tv commercials to sell their books. What makes this guy so special?

In our local bookstore, there's a whole aisle dedicated to his works. I haven't really counted the exact number of his works but I'd figure it'd more or less amount to a hundred or so. I also read maybe 3-4 of his books before I finally got tired of him. He's not really that good in writing, is he? He's more of a "Stephanie Meyer" type of author, one who simply knows the current trend in readers and would write novels to meet that demand. They're not exactly good writers, merely intuitive to the public demand. I've read better works the likes of Sheldon, Orwell, and Crichton. What do you think of James Patterson? Am I the only who thinks he's much too overrated in the book scene?