great to get this back from the printers! “The History of the Kessock Ferry Swim” is a special booklet I’ve researched and written, a commission from the charity Àban Outdoor.Swimming the route of the Kessock Ferry is a long tradition in Inverness, and it was revived as a charity event last year by Àban. Over … More Kessock Ferry Swim 2023
The programme for Glasgow’s Aye Write Book Festival has just been announced, and I’m happy to say I will be speaking there about my new book “Daughters of the North: Jean Gordon and Mary, Queen of Scots”. My event is on Saturday 7th May, from 1:15-2:15pm, in the Mitchell Library. Please go to this link … More Talks and events – new dates
I was interviewed for my local paper about the new edition of “Josephine Tey: A Life” – read the full article, with information about Tey, as well as some other writing projects, here: https://www.whatson-north.co.uk/whats-on/news/jennifer-morag-henderson-adds-update-to-new-edition-of-crime-256320/ I’ve also recently joined Twitter: if that’s your thing, you can find me @jennifer_morag And a final reminder that I am … More new article, and Twitter
Today is the official publication day for the new edition of my biography of Josephine Tey. Here is an article that has just appeared in the Press & Journal online, which has a little bit more about Tey, the new edition – and also an update on the plans for a blue plaque in Inverness … More publication day – and blue plaque update
I am delighted to say that my biography of Josephine Tey is to be republished in a new edition, including a new preface. This edition celebrates the 125th anniversary of the birth of Elizabeth MacKintosh (Josephine Tey). The new preface includes some of the new information I have uncovered since first publication in 2015. The … More Josephine Tey: new 125th anniversary edition
Jennifer Morag Henderson 