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
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
The new softback of my book “Daughters of the North: Jean Gordon and Mary, Queen of Scots” is out in April – very soon now! You can pre-order it direct from my publisher here: https://www.whittlespublishing.com/Daughters_of_the_North I have been working hard going over the final proofs, including checking some of the details of the endnotes. This … More Daughters of the North softback out soon!
Recently I did a special interview about Josephine Tey with Editora Pesadilla, who have published the first Brazilian Portuguese translation of Tey’s book “The Daughter of Time”. They had some interesting questions about my biography of Josephine Tey. You can read the full interview here: https://www.editorapesadilla.com.br/entrevista-jeniffer (I did the interview in English and they translated … More New Brazilian Portuguese translation of Josephine Tey’s “The Daughter of Time”: interview
I have an article in the new issue of Gutter magazine. Issue 31 of Gutter is out now, with its usual eclectic mix of fiction, poetry, essays, interviews and reviews from Scotland and beyond.Included is my article reviewing two new Scottish poetry collections: “Athair / Father” by Crìsdean MacIlleBhàin / Christopher Whyte and “Whit ails, … More review in Gutter magazine
Jennifer Morag Henderson 