James Patterson Secured secure assurance about your computing history with possible best Stephen KingAnd he doesn't stay away from tension.

In the new interview with Graham Bansinger, known for his wild trillry books, he opened potential cooperation with the king, sharp public guarantees that exchanged over the years, and behind the scenes that arreared his unpublished Roma called "Stephen King's murder."

Asked by OA Warning joint interview project, Patterson said, "We'll see what's going on," Adding that his team reached to King. "I'd like to do it. I think it would be great."

He further explained: "One of the things I told my people," Look, we could do something good in the world. We could get more kids to read. There are a lot of things we could do if we collaborated a little. "

This olive grows comes despite some rough history between two authors. At one point the king gleamed the Patterson "of a terrible writer," something Patterson does not deny completely.

"It's just silly," he said with laughter. "Maybe he read something that was terrible ..." The sword season "is a terrible book I wrote. So if he read it, I could see me a horrible writer."

Patterson added, "" Virgo "is also not terribly well written. 'Some of the early books are not great. I could go along with that. But I evolved." I'm pretty good now. "

But the drama didn't end there.

Patterson also dealt with his infamous novel "murder of Stephen King", who never saw the light of the day.

Did he try to mess with the king? "Yes, but in a fun way," Patterson admitted. "He was a book hero. He doesn't kill."

The novel was part of the Patterson's "bookstore" line and, according to him, he is intended to tribute with his cheek language. But when he sent a copy of the king, the reaction was not exactly what he expected.

"His people called. They said," Well, that wouldn't be good, "because I think his wife, Tabith, someone broke into their house and things," he said in their house and things. "And I'm going," Well, I don't know. Then you should stop writing your books, because it happened because of his books, not because of the "Killing King's murder". He's a hero in the book ... I thought it would be funny. "

Finally, the novel was abolished, all 100,000 copies.

"We ate," Patterson said. "They didn't release them. Do you want to buy a copy? I have 20 copies. I'm selling you for $ 10,000."

What did he pull the plug? "Out of respect. Good. Ok ... his wife, whatever. We just said," All right, all right. We won't publish it. ""

Feud or future collab? With Patterson and King, you never know, but it is clear that these two literary titans have a common history such as any of its trillers.

While Patterson heard that when it comes to critics of her writing style, he doesn't mind because it's all in the story.

"If you tell a good story, you don't necessarily have to be a great writer," he said. "Freidden, whatever, is not a great writer, but really good stories. Grisham, I probably don't want to dilute John, but we don't say we don't say a great stylist. But good stories."

Patterson's Point? Readers take care of more about staying all night, auxiliate pages than they work on the poetic structure of sentences.