Banned in China, Part Deux
So my latest novel, DEAD SHIFT, continues to be banned in China … the only one of my books to have been banished there. Ah well … Jack Gregory has apparently ticked off Chinese sensibility, even in fiction. To be fair, Jack does have a way of doing that.
Originally published on the Rho Agenda blog (rhoagenda.me) on September 7, 2015.
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Reader comments from the original Rho Agenda blog (archived)
5 comments, kept as a read-only archive. Comments are closed.
thelastbesthope
Richard PhillipsAuthor
Security protocol … implemented … history wiped … status unknown … Big John ( not as dead as some think )
John A Smith III
Jason Bourne couldn’t even get banned in China!! 🙂 The Ripper could be banned anywhere he wreaks havoc. Including NK and Russia if he is sent there! 😉 Best black ops character yet. JP is awesome too. The only person that can get close to the Ripper without fear. What a power duo they make!! I don’t care which genre you are writing, as long as you are writing Richard! Kudos!!
Richard PhillipsAuthor
Yes … JP is pretty awesome herself.
Edward Patterson
The problem is that Dead Shift is too realistic for them to ignore it.
The Central Politburo of the Communist Party of China didn’t like it one bit. You had the Ripper off China’s best warrior/killer and Jack wasn’t even at full speed.
(review your personal security protocols…they already have your file courtesy of OPM)