James Patterson Maybe the most fertile author of our time, but don't expect to deter their statistics like a sports announcer.

In the new session with Graham Bansinger, King of Triler became his record career, future projects with some very famous names (advice: mrbeasta and jj abrams!) And why do you think James Patterson is a literary "stylist", in him for the story.

Despite the holding of the crown for the most # 1 New York Times bestsellers in history, Patterson claims not to take a score.

Regarding the viral statement that 6% of all novels sold in the US written in the USA?

"No, that's crazy. No. The publisher makes things. Don't believe it," Patterson laughed.

But when it comes to another claim that discharges the jaw, that his books have a pronounced Stephen KingJohn Grisham, and Brown's Day combined in recent years?

"That's true," he confirmed.

James Patterson is not just an author for bestselling. He is a bestseller list.

The literary machine officially published over 200 books, and more than 100 dominated New York Times List of bestseller. The man basically got a constant parking space on top.

If it wasn't wild enough, James Patterson keeps Guinness World Record for the most # 1 New York Times by one author with a calipers of 67 titles. It is more than some people read in their entire life.

And doesn't slake down. Powerhouse publishing power plants sold over 425 million copies of their books around the world. From the thriller to the young adult fiction, Patterson has mastered every genre touching, and usually corresponding half of them at a speed that would compete your head.

Some of his biggest hits include a series "Alex Cross", which sold over 81 million copies, "women's murder", "maximum ride", "and" private ".

The following wave of James Patterson projects read more as a blockbuster film slate than a list of books. He found out to join the YouTube Megastar MrBeast (Aka Jimmy Donaldson) about what might be broken.

"He wants it to be a bestselling novel in the last 50 years," Patterson said. "And I wouldn't bet against him. That's a good story. Get out of what he does, but then it coincides."

Not only could the book could bring the main numbers, but maybe he'll get a gene z reading again. "Yes. That would be nice," Patterson added with a smile.

Patterson has just sold the project by producing JJ Abrams', Bad Robot, and is the main departure from its usual crime.

"This is the Nazi book I talked about," he said. "What I love about this is so unusual to do historically, because Hitler is charged with murder in thirties in Munich. And that is really a cool story, which really didn't tell him."