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Jerott Blyth – dashing hero or dumb idealist

Posted on April 10, 2014 by bill
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This is a transcript of the talk I gave to the April 2014 Dorothy Dunnett Society weekend. It’s a partner to the earlier talk on Marthe but was somewhat different in tone. For one thing it was longer, and I … Continue reading →

Posted in Book discussion, Lymond Chronicles | 28 Replies

Marthe – Tragic Pawn or a Lost Soul Redeemed

Posted on April 24, 2012 by bill
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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 →

Posted in Book discussion, Lymond Chronicles | 34 Replies

Getting Reaquainted with the Scottish Highlands

Posted on December 3, 2011 by bill
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No, not the landscape itself, though it’s far too long since I went hill walking in the north and west, this is the name of the pictorial book that Dorothy and Alastair wrote together along with photographer David Paterson in … Continue reading →

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A timeless French street scene

Posted on September 15, 2009 by bill
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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 … Continue reading →

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