There has been a bit of a break in normal reading and writing over the last week or so, as unfortunately I’ve not been well. Not covid, but apparently the easing of lockdown restrictions has meant that lots of other nasty germs are also now circulating. I picked up “The Novel Cure” a few years … More The Novel Cure
There is a follow-up article in the Press & Journal online today about support for a blue plaque for Josephine Tey: https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/highlands/3362347/support-grows-for-inverness-blue-plaque-for-the-crimewriters-crimewriter/ You can read their original article from the other week here: a blue plaque for Josephine Tey? As Josephine Tey’s biographer, I have always believed in the quality and importance of her writing. I … More support for a blue plaque for Josephine Tey
A new article in the Press & Journal about Josephine Tey, highlighting the changes at the site of her family’s shop in Castle Street in Inverness – and suggesting the idea of a blue plaque for Tey…
I’ve written about ‘MEMD’ on this blog before, and the other week journalist Susy Macaulay contacted me about a piece she was writing about ‘Herself’. Photographer Mary Ethel Muir Donaldson’s evocative pictures of the Highlands were featured in an article in the Press & Journal at the weekend. You can read the article online here: … More MEMD – new article and photographs
After working on new projects for a while, I’ve recently returned briefly to Josephine Tey. Since my biography of Tey was published, I’ve occasionally found new snippets of information. There’s never been anything that has changed any of the information in my book, but I’ve found out more about people or events that I had … More A return to the Daughter of Time
Jennifer Morag Henderson 