by jba-associates-web | Mar 8, 2023
Joanna Hickson Joanna Hickson was born in England but spent her early childhood in Australia, returning at thirteen to visit her first castle and fall in love with medieval history. During a twenty-five year career at the BBC, presenting and producing News and Arts...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 7, 2023
Keith Gray Keith Gray’s debut novel Creepers was published when he was only 24 and was shortlisted for the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize. His subsequent books include Ostrich Boys which was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal as well as the Costa Children’s Book...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 7, 2023
Alex Gray Born and raised in Glasgow, Alex Gray studied English and Philosophy at the University of Strathclyde. She has worked a visiting officer of the DHSS and as an English teacher, beginning to write professionally in 1993. She has published thirteen novels...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 7, 2023
Ian Garbutt Ian Garbutt has worked in journalism and publishing. He was awarded a Scottish Arts Council New Writer’s Bursary and attended Napier University, in Edinburgh, where he obtained a Master of Arts with Distinction in Creative Writing. Historical novels are...
by jba-associates-web | Mar 6, 2023
Sarah Fraser Sarah Fraser moved to Scotland over 40 years ago to marry into clan Fraser of Lovat (twice), give birth to four more Frasers and write about another one: the most notorious clan chief, Simon Fraser, Lovat of the ’45. After a long break Sarah is now at...
