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About Sharyn McCrumb
Sharyn McCrumb is a New York Times bestselling author whose work has been cited for "Outstanding Contribution to Appalachian Literature." She has received the Chaffin and Plattner Awards for Southern fiction, two Best Appalachian Novel awards, and many other honors. She launched her acclaimed Appalachian Ballad novel series with If Ever I Return, Pretty Peggy-O.
Sharyn McCrumb has been writer-in-residence at King College (Tennessee) and Shepherd College (West Virginia), and she has lectured on her work at universities and libraries throughout the United States and Europe. She lives and writes in the Virginia Blue Ridge.
Sharyn McCrumb has been writer-in-residence at King College (Tennessee) and Shepherd College (West Virginia), and she has lectured on her work at universities and libraries throughout the United States and Europe. She lives and writes in the Virginia Blue Ridge.
Series
Elizabeth MacPherson
1. Sick of Shadows (1984)
2. Lovely in Her Bones (1985)
3. Highland Laddie Gone (1986)
4. Paying the Piper (1988)
5. The Windsor Knot (1990)
6. Missing Susan (1991)
7. Macpherson's Lament (1992)
8. If I'd Killed Him When I Met Him... (1995)
9. The PMS Outlaws (2000)
1. Sick of Shadows (1984)
2. Lovely in Her Bones (1985)
3. Highland Laddie Gone (1986)
4. Paying the Piper (1988)
5. The Windsor Knot (1990)
6. Missing Susan (1991)
7. Macpherson's Lament (1992)
8. If I'd Killed Him When I Met Him... (1995)
9. The PMS Outlaws (2000)
Bimbos of the Death Sun
1. Bimbos of the Death Sun (1987)
2. Zombies of the Gene Pool (1992)
Bimbos and Zombies (omnibus) (1998)
1. Bimbos of the Death Sun (1987)
2. Zombies of the Gene Pool (1992)
Bimbos and Zombies (omnibus) (1998)
Ballad
1. If Ever I Return, Pretty Peggy-O (1990)
aka If Ever I Return
2. The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1992)
3. She Walks These Hills (1994)
4. The Rosewood Casket (1996)
5. The Ballad of Frankie Silver (1998)
6. The Song Catcher (2000)
7. Ghost Riders (2003)
1. If Ever I Return, Pretty Peggy-O (1990)
aka If Ever I Return
2. The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter (1992)
3. She Walks These Hills (1994)
4. The Rosewood Casket (1996)
5. The Ballad of Frankie Silver (1998)
6. The Song Catcher (2000)
7. Ghost Riders (2003)
Novels
Omnibus
Collections
Series contributed to
Anthologies containing stories by Sharyn McCrumb
Short stories
| An Autumn Migration (1998) |
Awards
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Links to other websites
| sharynmccrumb.com |
Sharyn McCrumb recommends
 Where Lawyers Fear to Tread (1986) (Willa Jansson, book 1) Lia Matera "One of the brightest stars of the new generation of detective fiction." |  All the Great Pretenders (1991) (Jesus Creek, book 1) Deborah Adams "A delightful mystery." |  Promises of Home (1996) (Jordan Poteet, book 3) Jeff Abbott "Promises of Home transcends the genre - a poignant, literate novel." | |
 All the Blood Relations (1996) (Jesus Creek, book 6) Deborah Adams "Deborah Adams brings the rustic wit and wisdom of Lake Wobegon to the plains of middle Tennessee." |  The Red Heart (1997) James Alexander Thom "A spellbinding journey into America's past." |  Is There a Dead Man in the House (1997) (Peaches Dann, book 5) Elizabeth Daniels Squire "How can peaches be a detective if she can't remember anything? The feisty but absentminded sleuth is... practical, funny, charming, middle-aged - and memorable!" | |
 A Holly Jolly Murder (1997) (Claire Malloy, book 12) Joan Hess "Joan of Ark, is the patron saint of comic mystery." |  AfterImage (2000) (Chris Sinclair, book 2) Jay Brandon "Jay Brandon is a fine storyteller and a gifted writer. In his new novel, After-Image, the combination is unbeatable." |  The Red Church (2002) Scott Nicholson "A wonderful storyteller. He is at the top of his game in The Red Chuch." | |
 Signs in the Blood (2005) (Elizabeth Goodweather, book 1) Vicki Lane "An exotic and colorful picture of Appalachia from an outsider's perspective - through a glass darkly... Suspenseful." |
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