Day 18 No verifiable member of the Knit Magazine (soon
to be Yarnwise Magazine) Lace Club has received the last shipment of yarn.
I read Clotheshorse
Magazine during breakfast yesterday. Lovely production
values, with fashionably classic knit patterns in a good range of sizes.
Started reading Issue 2 of Textisles
this morning and hope to curl up this evening and read the article on the
history of knit bathing suits.
It’s really nice to see new additions to the stable of knitting
magazines with interesting articles about the history and development of the
craft.
Linda Gruchy has released a book of short stories, available
here:
Burden of Proof
DI Hedley is hated by his boss DCI Roberts, but nobody knows why. Sergeant Fiona Connor asks Hedley late one evening. He tells her that is stems from a case many years ago when he was a young DC and Roberts his sergeant. They fell out over a case where a woman came home from work to find her husband dead, with his throat slashed. It was obviously suicide. Wasn’t it?
This is a stand-alone short story in the Elversford Mysteries, and comes with two bonus crime stories:-
Scissorella
Andrea has escaped her past and is building her future but her past isn’t so easily forgotten.
My Father’s Child
Emory’s dark and secret boyhood haunts him mentally and physically.
DI Hedley is hated by his boss DCI Roberts, but nobody knows why. Sergeant Fiona Connor asks Hedley late one evening. He tells her that is stems from a case many years ago when he was a young DC and Roberts his sergeant. They fell out over a case where a woman came home from work to find her husband dead, with his throat slashed. It was obviously suicide. Wasn’t it?
This is a stand-alone short story in the Elversford Mysteries, and comes with two bonus crime stories:-
Scissorella
Andrea has escaped her past and is building her future but her past isn’t so easily forgotten.
My Father’s Child
Emory’s dark and secret boyhood haunts him mentally and physically.
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