Lee Goldberg Quote

I found Monk at the kitchen table, where he was carefully folding in half a letter that was covered with his typewriter-perfect handwriting. He stuck it in his inside coat pocket. Good morning, Natalie. Did you sleep well? Like I was hibernating, I said. You? I wrote a letter, Monk said. It took him twenty minutes to sign his name on a credit card receipt, so I had no doubt it took him most of the night to write an entire letter. To whom? Captain Stottlemeyer, Monk said. That’s nice, I said. I’m sure he’ll appreciate it. I’d like to stop and get it notarized on our way to breakfast, he said. You think they have a notary on staff? I don’t know, I said. But I’m sure a stamp

Lee Goldberg

I found Monk at the kitchen table, where he was carefully folding in half a letter that was covered with his typewriter-perfect handwriting. He stuck it in his inside coat pocket. Good morning, Natalie. Did you sleep well? Like I was hibernating, I said. You? I wrote a letter, Monk said. It took him twenty minutes to sign his name on a credit card receipt, so I had no doubt it took him most of the night to write an entire letter. To whom? Captain Stottlemeyer, Monk said. That’s nice, I said. I’m sure he’ll appreciate it. I’d like to stop and get it notarized on our way to breakfast, he said. You think they have a notary on staff? I don’t know, I said. But I’m sure a stamp

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Lee Goldberg is an American author, screenwriter, publisher and producer known for his bestselling novels Lost Hills and True Fiction and his work on a wide variety of TV crime series, including Diagnosis: Murder, A Nero Wolfe Mystery, Hunter, Spenser: For Hire, Martial Law, She-Wolf of London, SeaQuest, 1-800-Missing, The Glades and Monk.