I will be speaking about my new book “Daughters of the North: Jean Gordon and Mary, Queen of Scots” in Grantown on Saturday 17th September. “It’s Nae the Tudors!” is Grantown’s Scottish Historical Festival, organised by The Bookmark bookshop. Speakers are myself, S.G. MacLean, Fiona Watson and Clare Hunter. The morning session starts at 10.30, … More talks in September – update
UPDATE: Please see the next blog post for new information! I have several talks coming up in September and October. Here are the dates announced so far, with links to buy tickets: Saturday 3rd September 4:30-5:30pm – Nairn book festival. I will be ‘in conversation’ with Martin Edwards about Josephine Tey. Martin is the author … More Talks in September
I was excited to finally receive my copy of the new issue of Causeway / Cabhsair magazine the other day. I have a new poem in the magazine, titled “The Hammerbeam Roof at Darnaway Castle, Moray”. The poem was written after visiting Darnaway and researching the castle when I was writing “Daughters of the North: … More Causeway / Cabhsair magazine – new issue 12.01
I’ve written a blog post for the Society of Authors in Scotland about using archives in writing: you can find it at this link: https://societyofauthors.org/News/Blogs/SoA-Blog/July-2022/Using-archives-in-writing I used archives extensively for both my books: “Daughters of the North” involved reading 16th century letters and documents, while “Josephine Tey” involved a wide variety of 20th century archives. … More new blog post for the Society of Authors
I am doing a talk for Highland LIT on Tuesday 19th July, about my new book “Daughters of the North: Jean Gordon and Mary, Queen of Scots”. The talk starts at 6:30pm, at the Glen Mhor hotel, Inverness. It will also be livestreamed on Zoom. The event is free, and all are welcome – to … More Highland LIT – July talk
Jennifer Morag Henderson 