We’e2’80’99ve done quite a few changes to the web site recently’e2’80’94take a look at it. You might especially enjoy the new Kate Martinelli’e2’80’99s World page. Let us know what you think.
Award-winning, bestselling, thought-provoking mysteries
Award-winning, bestselling, thought-provoking mysteries
Anonymous says
May 23, 2006 at 2:27 pmThe link on the blog doesn’t seem to work, but works just fine on the web page.
I, like others, missed seeing/reading your creation in progress (an influx of in-laws), but have very much enjoyed the work so far. I am particularly taken with the strong sense of voice so early in the creative process. Thanks for sharing with us!
Karen
Erika says
May 23, 2006 at 5:24 pmThanks so much for the Kate Martinelli’s World page, it’s lovely and has some great links to help me explore a place that is so close yet seldom visited.
WDI says
May 23, 2006 at 6:25 pmVery nice addition — it’s really a nice one-stop-shop for anyone planning a visit to The City. And makes me wish I were one of them! I grew up outside SF, but visited very seldom as a child and now wish I had had more time to spend there.
Ruth says
May 23, 2006 at 10:23 pmThanks for the Kate Martinelli’s world page, which I’ve had a brief look at and which I’ll explore further once my exams are over on Friday.
Trix says
May 23, 2006 at 11:58 pmJust a note about the bad link, if people remove the %E2%80%9D at the end, it will work.
It looks like some strange character is being appended when the link is being copied, perhaps a single curly right quotation mark (‛).
Chris says
May 24, 2006 at 10:13 amI’ve enjoyed exploring the Kate Martinelli pages – I have to remind myself that it was a KM book (With Child) that first reeled me in to all of your work! I’m fortunate in believing that, even as a visitor, I know San Francisco quite well, so I enjoy reading about it from a variety of perspectives.
I’m so disappointed that I miss your PA on 13th June – my days in the city coincide with your Arizona tour, and I fly back home on 11th June…Oh well, maybe next year!
Best wishes for the 30th May and The Art of Detection – I look forward to it with great anticipation!
Chris
Edinburgh
Elaine B. Mulligan says
May 24, 2006 at 10:25 pmThe Art of Detection (Kate Martinelli Mysteries) (Hardcover)
Amazon.com Sales Rank: #114 in Books
Woot!
Anonymous says
May 25, 2006 at 4:54 amI zoomed down to the Seattle Mystery Bookshop today and picked up a newly unpacked copy of The Art Of Detection. I never purchase new hard bound editions, but I just HAD to this time! I’m enjoying the book so far…
Nice folks who run the store. Thanks for turning me on to such a gem in our Pioneer Square area!
Drury
Bronwyn says
May 25, 2006 at 6:08 amA bit off topic, but I was wondering if you readers know of a place I can get the full “Dancing Men” stick men alphabet? I know someone did Laurie’s address, and I am knitting a shawl with the dancing men featured, but cannot find a ‘Y’!
I’ll post the pattern if I ever finish it. 😉 Looking forward to picking up my copy of Art of Detection tomorrow!
Dark Orpheus says
May 26, 2006 at 8:14 amHi, just a fan from Singapore.
Wanted to drop a note that I like the Kate Martinelli’s World Page. It’s been a while since the last Martinelli novel and I’m looking forward to The Art of Detection later.