The following article is basically the text of a talk I gave at the April 2012 Dorothy Dunnett Society Weekend. It has been some time in preparation – the original version was written about four years earlier but various reasons … Continue reading
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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 call you … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading
For a number of years the Lymond Chronicles have been available as audiobooks on cassette from W F Howes. As cassettes have become an increasingly outdated format there has been growing demand for CD versions and in fact the US … Continue reading