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Eilidh McIntosh When did you begin writing? I started writing seriously in my 40s when I realised that time was not necessarily on my side if I wanted to actually achieve any sort of writing success.  Tell us about your Call of the Isles story. My story Solstice is set in Orkney, where I spentContinue reading “Author Spotlight”

Dickson Telfer When did you begin writing? Probably around 24, or at least that’s when I started taking it seriously. I wrote little stories and poems as a child, but (wrongly) assumed that’s what every child did. I didn’t realise it was the beginning of a lifelong obsession with storytelling and language! Tell us aboutContinue reading “Author Spotlight”

Call of the Isles We have a Q and A author spotlight series from the authors in Call of the Isles where you can read more about them and their work. Beginning March 31st, we’ll post a new spotlight until the book’s launch on May 1st. Les Wilson Ricky Monahan Brown Peter Burnett Roger David SmithContinue reading “Author Spotlight”

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