I’m back this month with another look at how real news stories parallel some of the scenarios I’ve created in my novels. I’ve had a good run over the last couple of years. Releasing Lethal Agent, a book about a coronavirus, just a few months before a global pandemic takes the top spot, but 2021 … more
My favorite segment of the year is here once again. Since the calendar turned over to 2022, I’ve been sifting through all the news stories I’ve collected in the past twelve months to see how they stack up with the plotlines and characters in books I’ve written. I’ve got a couple of good ones for … more
I’m continuing to share some of the best interviews from my Enemy at the Gates tour. This time around, it’s audio-only interviews. If you missed the videos as well as the special edition of the Mitch Rapp Podcast where we discussed the ending of the book, you can find that post here. John Gibson Podcast … more
It’s time again to gather up some of the interesting interviews from this year’s tour and put them in one easy-to-find place. I’m kicking off this roundup with videos and a couple of reviews as well as a special spoiler edition for fans who have wanted to discuss the ending of the book. This deep … more
This year’s book tour launched from Granada, the city in Spain where I’ve been living for the past five months. It was virtual once again and, as always, fans rolled out some heartfelt, creative, and often hilarious content to help me tell the world that Mitch Rapp was back. Since August I’ve been doing lots … more
To All My Fans: A Big Thank You Many thanks to all the readers who keep this series at the top of the charts! Today I’m celebrating my 21st book release and it’s still just as exciting after all these years. This time around, I’m broadcasting from Granada, Spain, where I spend part of … more
Enemy at the Gates makes its debut on September 14, 2021!
This year, I'll be touring virtually from Spain where I spend part of my time. There will be three opportunities to join the conversation about Mitch Rapp's 20th mission. more
One of my favorite things to do is seek out interesting experiences that can be used to give my books a richer, more authentic feel. And sometimes it goes beyond even that. Often something I expected to become a minor flourish—someone I’ve met, something I’ve done, a place I’ve been—morphs into a major character or … more
Sometimes it can feel like you’ve reached a dead end with your ability to solve a problem. In the world of novel writing, it’s called writer’s block, but a lack of new ideas and fresh perspectives affects everyone eventually. Depending on how bad your case is, it can slot in anywhere from mildly demoralizing to … more
After more than a year of pandemic living, things finally seem to be returning to normal. And nothing has prompted this feeling more than our recent move back to Spain. Many of you already know that I split my time between Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Granada, Spain. It’s always quite a culture shock. I’ve put … more
