Over the last few months I have been working on some commissioned writing for Inverness Castle. Inverness Castle is currently undergoing refurbishment, and is set to reopen as a tourist attraction in 2025. When it reopens, it will celebrate the ‘spirit of the Highlands’ through stories of past, present and future. Working with Highland theatre … More Inverness Castle – new writing
I’m happy to share that I’ve just had some of my poetry published, in two different publications. First up, I have six poems in “Causeway / Cabhsair” magazine, published by the University of Aberdeen. It is Volume 13, Issue 2, and you can find all the details and buy copies via their website: https://www.store.abdn.ac.uk/product-catalogue/publications/aberdeen-university-press/causeway-cabhsair-volume-132 And … More new poetry published – July 2024
This Wednesday (5th June) I’ll be at the Inverness Local History Forum: Johannes Petersen of Àban Adventure Learning Community is talking about the Kessock Ferry Swim and I’ll be sharing the research I did for the booklet I wrote about the history of the swim. It’s at 2pm in the Spectrum Centre in Inverness (by … More Kessock Ferry Swim
I have an article in today’s National newspaper about a special new whisky being made in the Faroe Islands, at the Faer Isles distillery. You can also read the article online at this link: https://www.thenational.scot/business/24332333.distillery-faroe-islands-using-scottish-traditions-twist/ (photos courtesy of Faer Isles distillery) I’ve written a couple of things about the Faroe Islands recently, which you find … More new article about Faroese whisky
On Saturday 18th May I will be talking about my book “Daughters of the North: Jean Gordon and Mary, Queen of Scots” at a special event at the University of Aberdeen. ‘Networking the Early Modern Past in North East Scotland’ is an afternoon event exploring networks and connections in the early modern north east of … More University of Aberdeen May Event
Jennifer Morag Henderson 