KITTY PILGRIM

Author of the international thriller The Explorer's Code

Beautiful Symmetry

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I was standing next to photographer Will Croxton when he took this photo for The Stolen Chalice last year in Egypt.  

Old world, new world

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I went to Egypt to research The Stolen Chalice. Just a few miles outside of Cairo the old world and the modern world exist side by side.  

March 2013

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Dear Friends, March has been so busy!  The Explorer’s Code went into the gift bags at the Annual Explorer’s Club Gala at the Waldorf Astoria, (more than a thousand copies!) and here you see me with the table full of books, each tied with a pretty green ribbon. I am in New York for March, […]

looking for a location

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Sometimes location drives the plot in a book.  When I saw La Fenice in Venice, I though to myself.  ‘What a romantic place for a scene’ and it stuck in my head for several years.  Now it is in The Stolen Chalice. 

February 2013

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February Newsletter February is one of my favorite months.  It is usually cold and dreary, but right in the middle is one of the most cheerful holidays – Valentine’s Day.   We all notice the paper valentines on the racks in the drug stores and supermarkets.  Some decry the holiday as too commercialized, but I believe […]

Egypt

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Watching political events unfold in Egypt this morning. Last year it was so quiet.  Now turmoil.

Sharks alive!

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My buddies, just hanging around waiting for me to jump off the back of the boat.  Highbourne Cay, Bahamas