Saturday, November 1, 12N-1pm. Signing. Seattle Mystery Bookstore, 117 Cherry St., Seattle WA 98104. 206-587-5737. staff@seattlemystery.com. www.seattlemystery.com. Books will be signed and dated.
It was a great couple of hours, with friends old and new. Signed, dated copies are available, along with signed copies of the new trade paperback edition of The Ragtime Kid.
OCTOBER EVENTS
Thursday, October 15, 3pm. Book Discussion Group. Oak Harbor Library, 1000 SE Regatta Drive, Oak Harbor, WA 98277. (360)675-5115. Larry will discuss his ragtime historical-mystery trilogy, especially The King of Ragtime.
Larry, signing The Ragtime Kid, at Seattle Mystery Bookshop, with readers Mark and Mary Forster
Blog Archive
Link to Larry Karp's Blog
About Me
- Larry Karp
- I grew up in Paterson, NJ and New York City, practiced perinatal medicine (high-risk pregnancy care) and wrote general nonfiction books and articles for 25 years, then, in 1994, left medical work to begin a second career, writing mystery novels. The backgrounds and settings of my mysteries reflect many of my interests, including musical antiques, medical-ethical issues, and ragtime music. My current book, The King of Ragtime, the second work in a ragtime historical-mystery trilogy, centers on a real-life dispute between Scott Joplin and Irving Berlin over the alleged theft of a piece of music. I live with my wife Myra in Seattle; we have two grown children. My other mysteries include The Ragtime Kid (the first book in the trilogy), First Do No Harm, The Midnight Special, Scamming the Birdman, and The Music Box Murders. My nonfiction books include The Enchanted Ear and The View From The Vue.