by jba-associates-web | Mar 11, 2023
Alanna Knight Alanna Knight (1923–2020) was born on Tyneside of Scots-Irish parentage and remains one of the most popular authors in UK libraries. A leading crime writer, Alanna wrote three historical crime series: the Victorian detective Inspector Jeremy Faro, lady...
by Jenny Brown | Mar 10, 2023
Flora Johnston Flora Johnston’s love of Scotland’s history began at St Andrews University and has included working at the National Museum of Scotland and a career in heritage interpretation, as well as writing several non-fiction books. Her debut novel What You Call...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 10, 2023
James Jauncey James Jauncey grew up in Edinburgh and Perthshire and studied law at Aberdeen University. He spent much of his twenties travelling and working as a journalist and business writer. In the same year, at the age of 40, he moved back to Scotland and...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 9, 2023
Sandra Ireland Sandra Ireland was born in Yorkshire, lived for many years in Éire, and is now based in Angus, Scotland. She began her writing career as a correspondent on a local newspaper, but quickly realised that fiction is much more intriguing than fact. In 2013...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 8, 2023
Ruth Hogan Sunday Times bestselling author Ruth Hogan was brought up in a house full of books and grew up with a passion for reading and writing. She loved dogs and ponies, seaside piers and cemeteries. She studied English and Drama at Goldsmiths College. After...
