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Originally Posted by Sil_liS
orlok said James Patterson, but considering that many people choose as their favorite book by JP one of the books written after he started mass production I don't see how this example validates your claim.
Were are the several examples again?
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How much Patterson have you read? I'll give you a couple of examples.
London Bridges, one of the Alex Cross series which he purportedly still writes himself, is so bad that I gave up reading the series there and then. And his
The Murder of King Tut, which was admittedly a collaboration but according to Patterson was a labour of love and obsession, was risible. Patterson is a clear example of overproduction damaging the quality of the output.
And maybe the one you refer to (Title???) is one he took longer over. Can't comment without a reference.