Kathryn Lilley's Comments

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At 10:44am on September 4, 2007, Jackie Houchin said…: Higgins (sheesh, I'm the typo-queen!).

At 10:43am on September 4, 2007, Jackie Houchin said…: I've never been to a "fat farm," but you are in good company. Didn't Mary Higgens Clark write a mystery that took place in one? You are among good company as well in your blog spot. Thanks for the invite.

At 7:04am on August 29, 2007, Kathryn Lilley said…: Thanks, Cheryl! Hope you enjoy the book! And I'm looking forward to reading RESTORE MY HEART and your sequel, too! Best, Kathryn

At 12:55am on August 29, 2007, Cheryl Norman said…: Oh, wow, you write the fat city mysteries? I read about DYING TO BE THIN in RT (I think--I read lots of book reviews) and plan to buy it. In my current book (the sequel to RESTORE MY HEART which I'm writing now) my heroine is "curvy." I think readers are tired of thin, perfect heroines. I know I am!

Cheryl

At 12:29pm on August 27, 2007, Newt Love said…: Just to the west of Fashion Valley in San Diego, Tom and Joan Lilley raised a family. Todd, Michael, and (forgot the daughter's name) are now in their 30s. Tom is in his 70s. He and his brother John Richard Lilley grew up in Point Loma, childrem of Tom and Anne Lilley. Their branch of the family was from Manchester Mass. Both Anne and Tom Sr's parents had come from Manchester England, to work in the mills. John graduated from Pt Loma High in 1958. His daugheter Sherre was my first wife. If you want to, contact me at newtonlove at verizon.net and I will pass along the contact information for the Lilley family I know.

At 11:04am on August 27, 2007, Newt Love said…: Hey! I was married into the Lilley family out of mill-country MASS. The part of the family I was into for a while was the so-Cal contingent, where I am from. Any relations?

If a author writes a novel in the forest, and nobody reads it, did it make a sound?

I'm newt, slithering from the shallow end of the gene pool, into the open ocean. Sharks are likely to eat me before the salt water kills me, but who wants a quiet life?

At 9:58am on August 25, 2007, Kathryn Lilley said…: Absolutely, Jamie! I keep "On writing" by my bedside for inspiration!

At 9:25am on August 25, 2007, Jamie Livingston said…: Reading your bio. I've been reading Stephen King lately, too. I loved Bag of Bones, and Lisey's Story. And I think he's written the best non-fiction book on writing.

At 7:43am on August 24, 2007, Donna Moore said…: Hi Kathryn - thanks for the invite - nice to meet you.

At 11:13am on August 22, 2007, Kathryn Lilley said…: No, but I'll order it forthwith off Netflix! Howdy, Scott!

At 11:09am on August 22, 2007, Scott Nicholson said…: Durham, eh? I live up int he mountains. Have you seen the movie "Feed"?

At 9:56am on August 21, 2007, Rabbi Jacobs said…: Thank you for the invite. Since joining CrimeSpace yesterday, a number of educated, successful people have welcomed me on board. Sounds like your books are doing well. Keep up the great work. Best.

At 7:36am on August 20, 2007, Alison Gaylin said…: Hi Katherine! Great to meet a fellow Obsidian author!

At 2:38pm on August 18, 2007, Maryann Mercer said…: Hi Kathryn and thanks for the welcome! I'm new at this (although not new at the world by any means) and still have to figure out how to get a picture to replace the unisex silhouette... Your book sounds great. I usually read police procedurals and crime, but also like amateur sleuths. And I can identify with the weight problem too!

At 2:10pm on August 18, 2007, Anne Grant said…: Hi Kathryn. Thanks for the invite. I have nightmares about sand walking More power to you.

At 2:47am on August 18, 2007, Naomi Hirahara said…: Hey, Kathryn--

Getting excited about your launch? Keep me in the loop! And thanks for your help on the speakers bureau workshop.

At 3:48am on August 12, 2007, Karen J. Laubenstein said…: Hi Kathryn - can't wait to read your book. Also wish we had sand to do the sand walking. We end up doing the snow walking which probably has some of the same benefits, but usually end up going to the Alaska Club to do the workout thingy. Then can put my son in the pool while in the nautilus. Which King book are you reading now? He was my creative writing teacher in the late 1970's at the University of Maine at Orono. I was going to try to get him to come to B'con, but he hasn't seemed to attend these things. Anyway, hi! (*waving from Alaska*) ... I'm on the laptop at a campground at Trapper Creek not too far from Denali National Park. We saw Mt. McKinley last night so clear and in profile with the setting sun about 10:30-11 pm! I tried getting pics, but not sure how well it did through the buggy windshield. Just made fresh coffee and tea (having a cup of both -smile)... and can tell it's going to be a simply gorgeous Alaskan day...

At 5:47pm on August 11, 2007, Ken Bruen said…: Delighted to have you as a friend
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Ken

At 10:12am on July 31, 2007, Kelli Stanley said…: Thanks for the invite, Kathryn! Did you happen to go to the SinC LA conference in June? I was there, and you look familiar--it was a wonderful conference! :)

Congrats on the book and the blog, and take care!

Kelli

At 4:15am on July 30, 2007, Lyn LeJeune said…: Thanks for the invite....my campaing to help rebuild the public libraries is off to a great start....please join in at www.beatitudesinneworleans.blogspot.com and see excerpts, recipes, and news. My book, The Beatitudes, a paranormal thriller, will be out in the fall. Email me at lynlejeune@cox.net and receive notification to order. ALL ROYALTIES GO DIRECTLY TO THE NEW ORLEANS PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION SO IF YOU BUY THE BOOK YOU ARE HELPING NEW ORLEANS!