JAMES ROLLINS is the USA TODAY bestselling author of international thrillers. According to Publishers Weekly, Rollins has few peers in the research department. When asked about his "extreme"research tactics, he says, "I don't know if what I do is necessarily extreme: I have done some diving on the Great Barrier Reef, hiked all sorts of mountains, journeyed alone into rural China, swam in a few jungle rivers...I wish I had something more 'exciting' to relate. There's a reader who runs a shark research facility in the Caribbean who has offered to take me on a guided dive of… Read more
JAMES ROLLINS is the USA TODAY bestselling author of international thrillers. According to Publishers Weekly, Rollins has few peers in the research department. When asked about his "extreme"research tactics, he says, "I don't know if what I do is necessarily extreme: I have done some diving on the Great Barrier Reef, hiked all sorts of mountains, journeyed alone into rural China, swam in a few jungle rivers...I wish I had something more 'exciting' to relate. There's a reader who runs a shark research facility in the Caribbean who has offered to take me on a guided dive of his facility. I'll take him up on that when I have a chance.'
James Rollins also holds a doctorate in veterinary medicine. An amateur spelunker and a certified scuba enthusiast, you'll often find him either underground or underwater.
His last thriller, Map of Bones, was chosen by Publishers Weekly as one of the most likely to win over Dan Brown's faithful audience, and the New York Times ranked the book as one of last summer's crowd pleasers. His next thriller and his most controversial yet, Black Order, will be out June, 2006.
amazonia is amazing
jungleman68 1 year ago