On the 9th-11th December I will be attending the Colbert de Castlehill symposium, which is taking place in France and online. The symposium looks at the life of a man from Culloden who became involved in the French Revolution, and I am very pleased to be presenting my research alongside scholars from France, the UK … More Cuthbert of Castlehill: new video
I’m very pleased to have a feature article in today’s Press & Journal newspaper, about my research into Cuthbert of Castlehill. I have been researching Cuthbert, or Colbert, for some time, and, as you can tell from the headline alone, he led a fascinating life. As the article explains, I have been invited to present … More Cuthbert of Castlehill: from the Battle of Culloden to the French Revolution
Northwords Now Issue 40 is out now: for this issue I interviewed poet Christopher Whyte. It was a fascinating interview to do, and it covers a lot. Christopher Whyte talks specifically about his collection “Ceum air Cheum / Step by Step”, but also more generally about writing poetry, about Gaelic and languages in Scotland, about … More Interview with Christopher Whyte
A #ThrowbackThursday post to an article I wrote a few years ago about Bonfire Night: “How God gave a small Scottish town advance notice of the Gunpowder Plot” – what’s the link between Dornoch and Guy Fawkes? You can still read the full article online by following this link: https://www.thenational.scot/news/15640739.how-god-gave-a-small-scottish-town-advance-notice-of-the-gunpowder-plot/ And my original blog post … More Bonfire Night – #TBT
Jennifer Morag Henderson 