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\n When \u201cJurassic Park\u201d author Michael Crichton died from cancer in 2008, he left behind numerous unfinished projects, including a manuscript he began 20 years ago about the imminent eruption of Mauna Loa, the world\u2019s largest active volcano.Crichton\u2019s widow Sherri, who is CEO of CrichtonSun, tapped another millions-selling author \u2014 James Patterson\u2014 to complete the story. \u201cEruption\u201d is now in stores.Patterson is very familiar with co-authoring. In recent years he\u2019s published a novel with Bill Clinton and Dolly Parton, and often shares writing responsibilities on his other novels.For \u201cEruption,\u201d Crichton says she gave Patterson all of her husband\u2019s research and he came back with an outline. Some of the story needed to be brought forward to present day. \u201cWe talked probably every few weeks,\u201d Sherri Crichton says. \u201cIt was so much fun to read. It would be hard to tell what was Crichton and what\u2019s Patterson\u2019s.\u201d<\/p>\n
Besides \u201cEruption,\u201d four novels have been published under Michael Crichton\u2019s name since his death, some with the help of other writers. Sherri Crichton says to expect \u201cother Michael Crichton adventures\u201d in the future.<\/p>\n
Crichton spoke with The Associated Press about her husband\u2019s legacy. Answers have been edited for clarity and brevity.___AP: You\u2019ve worked hard to preserve Michael\u2019s archive. Why is that important to you?CRICHTON: When Michael died I was pregnant with our son. I was like, \u201cHow am I going to raise our son with him not knowing his father?\u201d So I had to go searching for Michael, and I found him through his papers, which is so remarkable. It gives me so much joy to bring things like \u201cEruption\u201d to life, because it really does allow John Michael the opportunity to really know his father. That\u2019s why I do what I do. It\u2019s for the love of him and Michael\u2019s daughter Taylor.AP: What did you discover from those papers?<\/p>\n
CRICHTON: Michael had structure and discipline. He was constantly moving all of his projects around. When he wrote \u201cJurassic Park\u201d he was also writing four or five other books at the exact same time. He charted everything. How many words he wrote in a day, how many pages, how did that compare to other days, how long it took. Then he would have different charts that would compare what one book was doing compared to, say, for instance, \u201cFear\u201d or \u201cDisclosure.\u201d Then he would have another chart that would track the amount of time it would take to publication, the amount of time it took to sell the movie rights, then for the movie to be released. <\/p>\n
AP: Sometimes when people are so cerebral, they struggle socially. Did Michael?CRICHTON: The person I knew was this incredibly kind, loving, humble, wonderful man that was a great father and incredible husband and fun to be around. I will say he was famous for his his pregnant pauses. When writing a book, the pauses would be longer. You didn\u2019t know if he was really at the table. He was working something out and he would isolate to land that plane.At first it was very shocking when he was in the zone, but I learned to very much respect that. Like, \u201cI\u2019m not going anywhere. He\u2019s not going anywhere. And I can\u2019t wait to read the book.\u201dAP: When do you feel closest to Michael?CRICHTON: I still live in our home. I still have the office, which is at home. I honestly feel that he\u2019s always in the other room writing. I really don\u2019t ever feel disconnected to him. And our son is such the spitting image of him. John Michael has never known his father, and he has some of the exact characteristics of Michael. He\u2019s very cerebral. He\u2019s very articulate. He\u2019s a sucker for a great book and research. And he\u2019s a really good writer.<\/p>\n
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