Pass of Killiecrankie
In which I finally get to visit the famously beautiful Pass of Killiecrankie, rather than whoosh by it on the train.
In which I finally get to visit the famously beautiful Pass of Killiecrankie, rather than whoosh by it on the train.
I wrote a wee thing for the Inverness Courier about my adventures for The Next Stop. Here’s a bit about it – and a link to read it online.
In which I reflect on a highly enjoyable book event in Nairn, and a brief look around a town I really don’t know well at all.
In which I announce a forthcoming book event in Nairn on 1 July 2014. I’m sure you’ll be there.
A quick summary of some of the early coverage of The Next Stop – including a nice Courier article and a lovely review by Undiscovered Scotland.
One of the big benefits of self-publishing is the ability to fix errors really quickly. It’s an obvious point, I suppose, but it doesn’t stop me making it.
The Next Stop, the story of my six-day, stop-by-stop journey down the Inverness to Edinburgh rail line, is now out. It’s a tale of mystery, wonder and adventure in the most unlikely and most ordinary places – a journey of dodgy pubs, quiet villages, fascinating local history, and lots and lots and lots of walking.…
I’m delighted, at last, to announce that my third book, The Next Stop, will be published on Monday 10 March. The Next Stop, as you may know, is my account of a six-day journey I took from Inverness to Edinburgh by train, stopping at all twenty-three stations in total. It’s a line I know well…
The Return of the Mullet Hunter continues to sell slowly but steadily, and I’m grateful to everyone who’s bought a copy. This is the second of five free days, as well, and quite a few copies are shifting through that too. It’s all been aided by a few bits of media attention that the book…
I’m in the process of writing my Inverness to Edinburgh rail journey The Next Stop. I’ve been getting on quite well with it in recent weeks, thanks for asking. I’m at stage two out of four in the write-up, and this morning I’ve been working on the part when I travel from Dalwhinnie to Blair…
A few folk have asked me lately about how “TROTMH” (as I’m nicknaming The Return of the Mullet Hunter – it’s either that or “Mullet 2”) is getting on. By which I mean there really have been a few folk asking, and not that I just feel it would be nice to talk about it…
I feel that you, dear reader, are long overdue an update on the progress of my second mullet book. This will be the sequel to Up The Creek Without a Mullet and will bring the account of my mullet-hunting adventures more or less up to the present day, charting my trips to England, Canada, New…
I got back this weekend from a six-day journey down the Inverness to Edinburgh train line. I stopped at every station, twenty-three in total, including my start and end points. I tried to spend at least a couple of hours in each place, staying overnight where timetables dictated. It was an interesting chance to see…