Murder Most Crafty

anthology, featuring a China Bayles short story,
"The Collage to Kill For",
China Bayles’ Herbs & Flowers Paper Project

by Susan Wittig Albert

Handicrafts are a favorite American pasttime. Another, of course, is a good mystery. Combine the two and you have this delightfully different anthology on the art and craft of murder, in which the likes of paper collage, knitting needles, handblown glass, wood files, and adhesives prove to be implements of a nastier sort of handiwork. Complete with craft instructions for every crime! If you're a craft junky, you won't want to miss these entertaining, instructive stories.

Murder Most Crafty (edited by Maggie Bruce, www.MaggieBruce.com) table of contents:

  • The Collage to Kill For, by Susan Wittig Albert
  • The Gourd, the Bad, and the Ugly, by Maggie Bruce
  • Call It Macaroni, by Jan Burke
  • No Good Deed, by Dorothy Cannell
  • If You Meet the Buddha, by Susan Dunlap
  • Strung Out, by Monica Ferris and Denise Williams
  • Oh, What a Tangled Lanyard We Weave, by Parnell Hall
  • How to Make a Killing Online, by Victoria Houston
  • The “M” Word, by Judith Kelman
  • Bewreathed, by Margaret Maron
  • The Deepest Blue, by Sujata Massey
  • Waxing Moon, by Tim Myers
  • Light Her Way Home, by Sharan Newman
  • Ellie’s Chair, by Gillian Roberts
  • Motherwit and Tea Cakes, by Paula L. Woods
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