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Rick Riordan started with the Greek Mythology because his son had ADHD and Dyslexia. His son was upset, so Riordan began telling him stories about Percy and Greek mythology relating to his disorders to make him feel better. His son encouraged him to write the stories and share them.

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I think his son has ADHD and dyslexia which inspired him to do the PJO series, but he was also a history teacher.

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It is Dynamite

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Why should anyone tell you. That is cheating

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His next book comes out 2011, it is the second book in The Heroes of Olympus. It will be called The Son of Neptune. If you have read The Lost Hero, the first book, go to the last page. It should tell you there.

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"Heroes of Olympus, The , Book Three: The Mark of Athena" has a release date of October 2, 2012 .

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He already has written two: The Kane Chronicles and The Heroes of Olympus. The Kane Chronicles follows the Eygptian gods and our two heroes: Carter and Sadie Kane. While the Heroes of Olympus is set after PJO and includes the next Great Prophercy (said by Rachel in the last Olympain). It includes both Greek and Roman demigods.

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He was a teacher for 15 years at public and private schools -I believe he taught English- before becoming an author.

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Well, some of his books are fiction stories that have myths in them that are "real." For instance, the series Percy Jackson and the Olympians is based on the Greek gods, The Kane Chronicles is based on the Egyptian gods, and The Heroes of Olympus is based on the Greek and Roman gods.

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Rick Riordan will not respond to mail sent to his home address. If you would like to send him mail it must be sent to Disney Publishing. Please see www.rickriordan.com

for details.

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He lives in San Antonio, with his wife and two sons.

If you want to send him mail, it should go to his fan mail address, which is not the same as his home.

It is:

Rick Riordan

Hyperion Books for Children

114 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY 10011

USA

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Depends, If your talking about Tyson a Cyclopes that is percy's half brother since tyson is Poseidon's son but, mot a human and god. He is an mix of an nature spirit and a god. That are how cyclops are made in this series. Weird huh.

If your talking about the bad cyclops that has the fleece that is polyphemus. he once fought Odysseus. the cyclopes has the fleece and is attracting satyrs to his island to eat.

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In MY opinion, the best book is "Percy Jackson & The Olympians:The Lightning Thief"

The series of that book is VERY popular!

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Rick Riordan

C/O Hyperion Books for Children

114 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY 10011-5690

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Percy Jackson and the lightning thief

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There are a few very obious ones. kronos/luke, typon, all of the antagonist-ty myth creatures... But, some foil characters are not as obvious. in the first book, Zues was actually an antagonist, if you dig deep and really think about it. Rick Riordan made Hera seem mean, (no offense) but she helped the trio in ways they didn't even know. (read Battle of the Labyrinth, after "quest") hope that helps a little =)

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YES. YES AND YES!! i am a writer and i enjoy Rick's humour, sarcasam AND fantastic fantasy... he is brilliant in the writing biz, and i'd like to have coffee with him.

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The Percy Jackson and the Olympians series (The Lightning Thief, The Sea of Monsters, The Titans Curse, The Battle of the Labyrinth, and the Last Olympian), The Heroes of Olympus(The Lost Hero, The Son of Neptune[coming out October 2011]),The Kane Chronicles (The Red Pyramid, The Throne of Fire, Thrid Book coming in Spring 2012), 39 Clues: Maze of Bones.

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According to Percy, Apollo is terrible at Haiku.

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Rear-dun is the correct pronounciation.

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14 and 18

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you bet he has

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no

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Yes. Grover finds Pan before Pan's death in the fourth Percy Jackson book, titled the Battle of the Labyrinth.

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You pronounce it like RI-er-den.