I will be at Pitlochry Festival Theatre Winter Words Festival on Friday 13th February, talking about Josephine Tey. I will be speaking about the research and writing of my biography “Josephine Tey: A Life”, and discussing the successful campaign to have a blue plaque installed to commemorate Tey in Inverness. The event starts at 1pm … More Pitlochry Winter Words Festival 2026
Next summer, I have been invited to teach a short course on Josephine Tey’s crime fiction at the University of Oxford. The course will run from Sun 26th July 2026 – Sat 1st August 2026. Full details, including information on the course content and how to apply for a place, have just been released: https://lifelong-learning.ox.ac.uk/courses/The-woman-who-knew-too-much-the-crime-fiction-of-Josephine-Tey … More Oxford course on Josephine Tey
About three years ago I was first able to announce the success of the campaign to get a blue plaque for Josephine Tey. The plaque is located at the site of her family’s shop on Castle Street in Inverness. The blue plaque scheme in Inverness is run by the Inverness City Heritage Trust (ICHT), and … More Highland Archaeology Festival
Look at this lovely book post! This is a translation of Josephine Tey’s book “The Daughter of Time” into Brazilian Portuguese, produced by Editora Pesadilla. Recently, I did a special interview with Pesadilla about my biography of Josephine Tey. It’s amazing to think that Tey’s work, including this book written in Inverness in the Scottish … More Book post from Brazil
I have a new article about Josephine Tey in The Bottle Imp, the online magazine of the Association for Scottish Literature. If you are interested my biography of Josephine Tey, included in the article are the first details of a special new Tey project that I have been working on, so you don’t want to … More The Bottle Imp
Jennifer Morag Henderson 