The new issue of Northwords Now magazine is out now, and I have an article in it profiling Clive Boutle of Francis Boutle Publishing. “From Rusty Staple to Highest Apple” looks at Francis Boutle’s publication of a new anthology of Scottish Gaelic literature, and goes deeper into their back catalogue of minority language publishing to … More Northwords Now Spring-Summer 2022
The new British Library Crime Classic book, the anthology “The Edinburgh Mystery and other tales of Scottish Crime”, edited by Martin Edwards, contains a short story by Josephine Tey. I was really pleased to help Martin source this story, and am delighted to see it in print again. The short story is called “Madame Ville … More Josephine Tey’s short stories
Last week I did three talks, at the Highland Archive Centre in Inverness, for Haddo Arts at Haddo House in Aberdeenshire, and at the Aye Write book festival in Glasgow. After 2+ years of limited travel and few in-person events due to covid, it was great to see different places and people. Thank you very … More May events: photos
Tuesday 3rd May, 7pm – Highland Archive Centre, Inverness – “Using Archives in Writing”. Places are limited, please follow this link to book: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/using-archives-in-writing-an-evening-with-jennifer-morag-henderson-tickets-320521948777 Wednesday 4th May, 2pm – Haddo House, Aberdeenshire – “Daughters of the North“. For Haddo House information, and to book, use this link: https://www.haddoarts.com/events/daughters-of-the-north-a-talk-by-jennifer-morag-henderson/ Saturday 7th May, 1.15pm – Aye Write … More In-person talks in May
A reminder that I will be doing an online talk for History Scotland magazine about my new book “Daughters of the North: Jean Gordon and Mary, Queen of Scots” TOMORROW (Tuesday 19th April) at 6:30pm. Places are limited, and must be booked in advance – please go to this website for details and to book: … More History Scotland online talk
Jennifer Morag Henderson 