Patrick’s Comments (group member since Oct 19, 2010)

Patrick’s comments from the Q&A with James Patterson group.

Just a quick note to say that Mr. Patterson is not checking this group anymore (He's a busy dude who has to write all those books). Thanks everybody for participating.

Geny wrote: "When is JP going to come to Palm Beach on the weekend so kids that have school on weekday can come?"

Hi Geny,
We're trying to limit the number of threads in this group, so would you mind asking that question in either the welcome thread or the YA thread? Thanks!

Mike wrote: "James,

I just turned 55 and started a novel in 2000, and worked on it periodically until 2002, before stopping it due to heavy workload and other factors.

Would a publisher consider someone..."

Mike, can you post your question in the writing process thread? I want to make sure James sees it, and as such, I think it would be better in that thread.

Hey guys, if you could put these comments in the YA thread, that would great. We're trying not to start too many new threads. Thanks!

Hey guys, let's try to keep this a little bit on-topic here. There are many other groups to debate whether Edward/Robert, etc. Thanks!

Jon wrote: "Mr. Patterson,
I thoroughly enjoy your books! Here is my question: Many of your recent books have been co-authored. How do you choose who is going to co-author with you? Thanks!

Jon Say"

Hi Jon,

Can you ask that question in the "writing process" discussion thread? I'm trying to keep the group as organized as possible so I'm going to close this thread. Thanks!

Hi everyone! I'm Patrick, and I will be co-moderating the group, making sure that everybody has the best time possible. Mr. Patterson will be starting the chat on Monday, so be sure to check back then for answers.

Patterson's books have been turned into blockbuster movies, including the very popular Kiss the Girls. This is the thread to ask about the moviemaking process, Patterson's role in it, and what might be on the horizon in Hollywood for James Patterson.

Cross Fire is the latest in Patterson's popular Alex Cross series. This is the thread to ask questions about the series and where it might be headed.

As one of the most prolific authors working today, James Patterson will no doubt have some great insights into his writing process and how writers work today. This is the thread to ask questions related to the writing process and his work habits.