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Tag: The Fire in the Flint
Two Interviews on the Margaret Kerr Blog Tour
I’m momentarily distracted by an ongoing, quite heated argument between Kate Clifford and her mother. While I deal with them, I thought you might enjoy reading two interviews that appeared this week as part of Maggie’s tour. In the first, I’m interviewed; in the… Continue Reading “Two Interviews on the Margaret Kerr Blog Tour”
Relishing New(ish) Research About William Wallace and all that
Poking around in research about the English/Scottish border in the late 14th century (for the Kate Clifford series), I keep discovering bits and pieces of research that give me shivers of, oh, if only this had been published while I was writing the Margaret… Continue Reading “Relishing New(ish) Research About William Wallace and all that”
In Celebration of the Margaret Kerr Series in E-books (US & Canada)
All three books in the Margaret Kerr series are now available as e-books in the US and Canada (11 August). This is the first publication of books 2 and 3, The Fire in the Flint and A Cruel Courtship in North America. So this… Continue Reading “In Celebration of the Margaret Kerr Series in E-books (US & Canada)”
In Celebration of the Margaret Kerr Series in E-books (US & Canada)
All three books in the Margaret Kerr series are now available as e-books in the US and Canada (11 August). This is the first publication of books 2 and 3, The Fire in the Flint and A Cruel Courtship in North America. So this… Continue Reading “In Celebration of the Margaret Kerr Series in E-books (US & Canada)”
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