From paramuspost.com
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Monday November 16, 2009 at 7:00 PM
Best-selling author James Patterson will join us for a discussion, Q&A and signing of his book, I, Alex Cross, which releases that day. Number 15 in the series, I, Alex Cross is James Patterson's most suspenseful Alex Cross novel yet. Astonishing plot twists and electrifying revelations will keep readers on the edge of their seat. Patterson is a storyteller like no other. He has sold over 170 million books...
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NEW YORK -- After more than 40 best-sellers, James Patterson is just getting started. He has agreed to a 17-book deal with his longtime publisher, the Hachette Book Group -- an unthinkable commitment for most writers, but for Patterson a mere three years worth of work.
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From charleston.net
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Is Harry Turtledove? Compare the similarity in output to Patterson. I just noticed that Glenn Reynolds received a copy of Turtledove's second book in a quasi-alternate history series he's been working on. Turtledove shines when he's applying what he knows. Even if the Videssos cycle wasn't artful prose, the books had plots which moved along, while his historical, Justinian, had incredible source material to work with. But a lot of his more...
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From scienceblogs.com
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At a book party earlier this week, James Patterson told Motoko Rich that he has already started or completed fourteen of the seventeen books he is hilariously signed on to write for Hachette Book Group by 2012. We can only assume he means since the deal was announced last week. [ArtsBeat/NYT]
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From nymag.com
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NEW YORK (AP) -- After more than 40 best-sellers, James Patterson is just getting started.
He has agreed to a 17-book deal with his longtime publisher, the Hachette Book Group -- an unthinkable commitment for most writers, but for Patterson a mere three years worth of work.
Hachette announced . . .Full Story
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From thehour.com
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And to think I was in awe over James Patterson's recent deal with Hachette, which calls for him to produce 17 books in three years (reportedly worth $150 million). I know he's a mini-comglomerate, publishing series such as Maximum Ride...
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James Patterson has a new book deal from Hachette, and its scope -- 17 books in three years! -- shows just what an astounding assembly line of best-sellers he has built. Patterson, who can count his best sellers by the dozens...
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