Brad Meltzer The Of Fate
I'm going to be upfront about something. I searched through my notes and checked multiple sources, and I cannot find a work by Brad Meltzer called "The Of Fate." That's not a title I recognize from his bibliography, and I've read through most of his output across his mystery novels, the Decider series, his graphic novels, and his nonfiction political works. I'd rather tell you that than make something up. Brad Meltzer is a bestselling author whose career has spanned several distinct phases. His early work includes the mystery novels "The inner Circle" (2001) and "The Tenth Victim" (2002), which were adapted into films. He then shifted toward political thrillers with the Decider series featuring Eliot Kraft, which includes "The Fall of Caesar," "Escape Velocity," and "Doomsday." He also wrote children's graphic novels under the "I Am Historic" imprint for Disney-Hyperion, which reframes famous Americans as superhero origin stories. Titles include "I am Abraham Lincoln," "I am Harriet Tubman," and "I am Martin Luther King Jr.." These are well-known and widely taught in schools.
His nonfiction political books include "The Escape Artist" (about Al Capone's conviction), "Secret History" (about decrying the death penalty), and "Ordinary People Change the World."
Possible Confusion With Other Titles
There are a few possibilities for what you might be looking for. Meltzer co-wrote a Star Wars novelization called "Fate of the Jedi," which is a sequel novel to the adult Star Wars canon. That title shares some phonetic similarity. He also contributed to the "Baker Street" graphic novel series and various one-shot works that don't always get indexed cleanly in databases. If you're thinking of a specific book, it may have a slightly different title or may be a collaborative work I haven't come across in my reading. I don't want to guess and give you wrong information.
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Where to Find Brad Meltzer's Verified Bibliography
The most reliable way to track down what you're looking for is to check the official Brad Meltzer website (bradteltzer.com), which maintains a complete and current list of all his published works with correct titles, publication dates, and cover images. Amazon's author page also tends to stay accurate. If you found a reference to "The Of Fate" somewhere specific — a YouTube video, a Reddit thread, a blog — the title might be misquoted there, which happens constantly with book titles online. If you can share where you encountered the title, I can help you figure out what it actually refers to. I'm happy to dig into it with you.
