Sandra Baltazar Martinez
About Sandra Baltazar Martinez
Sandra Baltazar Martinez is an accomplished author and finalist for the LA Times Book Prize in the mystery/thriller category for her novel 'Sing Her Down'. She has also contributed significantly to the visual arts as an art director and set decorator.
Sandra Baltazar Martinez Author
Sandra Baltazar Martinez is an author known for her works in the mystery and thriller genres. Her sixth novel, 'Sing Her Down,' has earned her a finalist position for the LA Times Book Prize in the mystery/thriller category. Martinez continues to make significant contributions to contemporary literature with her intriguing narratives and well-crafted characters.
LA Times Book Prize Finalist Sandra Baltazar Martinez
Sandra Baltazar Martinez's novel, 'Sing Her Down,' has been nominated as a finalist for the LA Times Book Prize in the mystery/thriller category. The winners will be announced at USC’s Bovard Auditorium during the 44th annual awards on April 19, just before the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books. Her nomination speaks to the impact and quality of her storytelling within the genre.
Sandra Baltazar Martinez's 'Sing Her Down'
The New York Times reviewed Sandra Baltazar Martinez's 'Sing Her Down,' highlighting the novel's exploration of violence through its main characters, Florence 'Florida' Baum and Diana Diosmary 'Dios' Sandoval. The book delves into the origins of female violence and its repercussions, with compelling narrators bringing these themes to light.
Sandra Baltazar Martinez's Best Thriller List Novel 'These Women'
In 2020, Sandra Baltazar Martinez's novel 'These Women' was featured on The New York Times best thriller list. 'These Women' further established Martinez as a noteworthy author in the mystery/thriller genre, recognized for her ability to weave suspense and intricate character studies into her narratives.
Sandra Baltazar Martinez's Work in Set Design
In addition to her literary accomplishments, Sandra Baltazar Martinez has also made notable contributions to set design. She served as art director and set decorator for Paramount Plus’s 'Stargaze' and designed the set for the second season of 'HALO the Series: Declassified.' Her work was also central to the theatre production 'I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter,' performed at Greenway Court Theatre in Los Angeles.