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Bill’s Dunnett Blog

Bill’s Dunnett Blog

http://www.dorothydunnett.co.uk/blog/

Thoughts and news about Dorothy Dunnett's historical fiction books.

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  • 11th Century Celtic Psalter goes on display

    Posted on Thursday December 10th, 2009 at 09:24 in news, peripheral

    A book which has been only available to research students and is believed to be the oldest book in Scotland is to go on display for three months at Edinburgh University Library – starting on Friday 11th Dec and lasting till the 14th March 2010....

  • A timeless French street scene

    Posted on Tuesday September 15th, 2009 at 13:38 in book discussion

    One of the many RSS feeds I monitor from time to time is a photography one, and I just came across a photo that is a “perfect little European medieval street … in Lyon” but since the photographer lost track of his shots there’...

  • Edinburgh in the Spring 2009 - the DDRA AGM weekend

    Posted on Saturday May 16th, 2009 at 07:23 in news, edinburgh, book discussion, ddra

    This year has seen one of the best Springs we’ve had in Edinburgh for many years - it arrived early, stayed largely clear and bright, and the blossom has stayed on the trees for longer than I can remember for many a long year. So it was that d...

  • “As a maiden lady, you would wear anyone down…”

    Posted on Tuesday November 25th, 2008 at 17:18 in book discussion, lymond chronicles

    The second in a series looking at favourite Dunnett quotations - this time from Checkmate. “She thinks, as a maiden lady, I should wear my hair down…” “As a maiden lady, you would wear anyone down…” “I shall ...

  • Come and be licked…

    Posted on Wednesday September 3rd, 2008 at 17:12 in kate, book discussion, lymond, lymond chronicles, dunnett quotes

    This is the first in a series I’ve been planning to write that looks at some of the favourite Dunnett quotes that I suggested we collect, and analyses them in the context of the passages they appear in. I’m starting with one of the classi...

  • Major archaeological discoveries on Orkney

    Posted on Sunday August 31st, 2008 at 06:43 in archaeology, orkney

    One of the subjects that seems to be close to the hearts of a great many Dunnett readers is archaeology, and when combined with the enchanting location of Thorfinn’s Orkney Isles where Maes Howe and the Ring of Brodgar appeared within the King ...

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