Highland author S. G. MacLean shares her week in five pictures. Image: Alistair MacLean.
S.G. MacLean, aka Shona MacLean, was born in Inverness and grew up in the Highlands where her parents were hoteliers.
She has a PhD in History from the University of Aberdeen, is the author of the Alexander Seaton and the Damian Seeker historical crime series, and has twice won the CWA Historical Dagger.
Here, the author shares her week in five pictures from the days leading up to her appearance at last month’s NessBookFest.
Pen at the ready. Image: S G MacLean.
Preparing my talk for NessBookFest.
Book shopping in Dingwall. Image: S G MacLean.
Popped into Picaresque in Dingwall for a book I’d ordered.
Brief detour with the dog. Image: S G MacLean.
George and I going off on a small adventure.
NessBookFest appearance. Image: S G MacLean.
About to give my talk on my latest book, The Bookseller of Inverness, at NessBookFest – shortly before I collapsed two lecterns and the banner!
New work on the horizon. Image: S G MacLean.
A bit bedraggled and windswept, finally getting my long-promised-to-myself reward of coffee and a scone from Kaput Coffee in Dingwall, for submitting my new book on time.
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My Week in 5 Pictures – Author S. G. MacLean talks all things books
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