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Blogs / Interviews / Reviews

For Publisher's Weekly March 3, 2014 review of Small Plates, click here

 

Jungle Red Writers blog entry by Hank Phillipi Ryan on Small Plates can found here

 

Femmes Fatales guest blog on Katherine and Small Plates, click here

 

New York Times Sunday Book Review, Hillary Rodham Clinton: By the Book

 

Ed Gorman's Blog, Pro-file: Katherine Hall Page

 

Sisters in Crime New England interview, Hank Phillipi Ryan interviews Katherine Hall Page

Library Love Fest, Guest Blogger: Katherine Hall Page

 

The Secret Ingedient, GUEST POST: KATHERINE HALL PAGE SHARES HER RECIPE FOR MUSSELS WITH PASTA

 

Dru's book musings, Author Showcase ~ Small Plates: Short Fiction by Katherine Hall Page

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Pictures

From ALA2016

Photos from Malice Domestic XXV (May, 2013)

Malice XXV last weekend in Bethesda was everything a Silver Anniversary should be, a
celebration of past, present, and future. Many high points, especially the chance to do
the Amelia Award interview with honoree Carolyn Hart. The banquet speeches were
stellar. Here I am with my Jersey hometown friend, Harlan Coben.

Katherine with Carolyn Hart, Amelia Honoree, after their interview (text can be found here)

Photos from New England Crime Bake (Nov. 15, 2008)

New Jersey natives Roberta Isleib, Katherine, and Harlan Coben. Roberta just moderated
Katherine's panel with Linda Barnes, Peter Abrahams, and Susan Conant — one of the best
moderators Katherine has ever had. Then it was time to greet Guest of Honor Harlan, like
Katherine, a graduate of Livingston High School (Jersey rules!)
(Photo courtesy of Roberta Isleib)

 

Katherine with Peter Abrahams and Linda Barnes.
(Photo by Roberta Isleib)

 

Katherine at the Westport Public Library.

American Library Association Mid-Winter Conference
		Katherine enjoyed meeting librarians from all over. Take a look at Boston's new convention center. What was not to like about all those books? And here she is with her dear friends, Virginia Stanley, Director of HarperCollins Library Marketing, and Bobby M. Brinson, HarperCollins Senior Manager, Academic and Library Marketing. Plus what a pleasure to meet HC's terrific Kayleigh George. Check out HC's Marilyn Johnson's new book, This Book is Overdue!: How Librarians and Cybrarians Can Save Us All

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