Book publishing phenomenon James Patterson has enlisted veteran writer Marshall Karp to write this flashy cop fiction series NYPD Red. Having little experience with books written entirely by James Patterson, I’m unable to tell how much of this book is influenced by
One of my goals for 2017 was to read more foreign fiction, particularly ones that have to be translated from their native language. I have to admit however, that I was concerned that translated books wouldn’t have the same flow as reading
After running Redital Book Club for 18 months, I felt it was time to start doing more legwork. I applied for a press pass to attend the London Book Fair and was graciously accepted. As I’m currently unable to run Redital full
Welcome to the first official Redital BookCast. Each month on the BookCast I will review the featured book and discuss other subjects going on in the books industry. I will also speak on other books I have read and which books I
James Patterson is no doubt the most successful author brand in the world; you may think of J.K Rowling, but she’s known for one widely successful series, whereas James Pattern’s name alone is used to elevate many other authors. I have to
What happens when you force a group of hackers together into one space? The answer is that they begin to learn every secret being hidden from them in plain sight. Chuck Wendig’s techno-thriller Zeroes sees a group of hackers – who have
As a computer geek and former web developer, I appreciate hackers and what they can do. What’s more, I feel like science fiction set around the cyberspace creates interesting and unorthodox scenarios. It creates fantasy that is entirely believable given how advanced
This month’s featured book comes from an author I have much respect for. Chuck Wendig is an author, comic writer, screen writer and blogger; so a man of many talents. Zeroes (also written as Zer0es) follows some outcast hackers who are forced
