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Tag Archives: Edinburgh
The ‘T’ Books… #A-Z books
This series is an adaptation of something I saw on Twitter – people were posting 26 books in 26 days, each title beginning with a different letter of the alphabet. However, I’m planning on taking around 26 months to get … Continue reading
Posted in books, The Writing Life
Tagged Ann Granger, Bea Davenport, crime fiction, Edinburgh, Honor Arundel, This Little Piggy
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Pictures of a book… Stolen Sister
I’ve been holed up in my writing cave for many weeks now, getting the first draft of what will hopefully be book nine down – and yesterday, I typed THE END. (That’s my excuse for the lack of regular blog … Continue reading
Posted in books, My books, The Writing Life, travel
Tagged Bloodhound Books, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Lake District, Stolen Sister, Writing
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Hunter’s Chase, Val Penny, and Edinburgh…
Like most people who grew up in Glasgow, I always look on Edinburgh as my second favourite Scottish city. It’s picturesque, historical, quirky… and it’s the setting for Val Penny’s novel Hunter’s Chase. Val’s an American writer who lives in … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Posts
Tagged crime fiction, Crooked Cat, Edinburgh, Hunter's Chase, Scotland, Val Penny
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Black and white…
I can remember – just – when my parents had a black and white television. I remember my father’s old camera, too, with its black and white photos, most of which are unfortunately now lost. At some point, a new … Continue reading
Posted in Life in Switzerland, The Writing Life, travel
Tagged Arbon, Edinburgh, Facebook, Olten, Prague, St Gallen, Writing
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Up the Scott Monument…
Every time the boys and I go to Edinburgh, someone says, ‘Shall we go up the Scott Monument?’ We don’t often – sometimes it’s shut, sometimes the weather isn’t suitable, and then there’s that narrow spiral staircase with 287 steps … Continue reading
Posted in Scotland, travel
Tagged Edinburgh, holidays, Scotland, Scott Monument, trams, travel
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