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      • Alison MacRae – Harris Tweed – January 2020
      • Alison MacRae – My DNA Journey – December 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Lest We Forget – November 2019
      • Alison MacRae – The Shetland Bus – October 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Celtic Slaves – Sep 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Majesty's Secret Service – July 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Man That Never Was – June 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Never Forget Donald – April 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Flora MacDonald – February 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Rabbie Burns – January 2019
      • Alison MacRae – Peter Pan – December 2018
      • Alison MacRae – – The Flying Scotsman
      • Alison MacRae – The Tartan Pimpernel
      • Alison MacRae – Twice Torpedoed!
      • Alison MacRae – Whalebone Jaw Archway
      • Alison MacRae – Wildcat Curiousity
      • Alison MacRae – Lost At Sea
      • Alison MacRae – – The Story of Linda Norgrove
      • Alison MacRae – – The Tragedy of Two Countries
    • James Slaven >
      • James Slaven –– Celtic Ales & Meads
      • James Slaven –– The Celtic Wassail
    • Craig Waltman >
      • Craig Waltman – Mohobe 1780 (The Dark Country) – January 2020
      • Craig Waltman – The Stone & The Green – November 2019
      • Craig Waltman – Toby – June 2019
      • Craig Waltman – Meshlik Run! – April 2019
      • Craig Waltman – C.L. Smear and Springhill Jack – April 2019
      • Craig Waltman – What Dreams May Bring
      • Craig Waltman – Photo Gallery
      • Craig Waltman – The Heights of Pandore
      • Craig Waltman – Scapa Flow
      • Craig Waltman – The Lost Irish Brigade
      • Craig Waltman – A Poem of Robert the Bruce
      • Craig Waltman – Horses Of Avalon
      • Craig Waltman – The Wayward Traveler – January 2018
      • Craig Waltman – Lorie's Shawl – January 2018
      • Craig Waltman – Mystery Of The Flying Duck – January 2018
      • Craig Waltman – C.L. Smear and the Werewolf – March 2018
    • Roots and Rhythms – – James A. McQuiston >
      • Roots and Rhythms 1 – – James A. McQuiston – November 2017
      • Roots and Rhythms 2 – – James A. McQuiston – December 2017
      • Roots and Rhythms 3 – – James A. McQuiston – December 2017
      • Roots and Rhythms 4 – – James A. McQuiston – February 2018
      • Roots and Rhythms 5 – – James A. McQuiston – March 2018
    • James A. McQuiston, FSAScot >
      • James A. McQuiston – Dumb Supper – October 2019
      • James McQuiston – School Shooting, Circa 1595 – September 2019
      • James A. McQuiston –– Paul Nixon –– June 2019
      • James McQuiston –– Tartan Day –– April 2019
      • James McQuiston –– Disappearing Islands –– Februray 2019
      • James A. McQuiston - - The Aye-rish Have It!
      • James McQuiston – – Scotland and Second Sight
      • James A. McQuiston – – Thanksgiving and Oak Island?
      • James A. McQuiston – – Witchcraft and Warrants
      • James A. McQuiston – – Dearg-Due
    • Linen Hall Library – – Divided Society
    • Excalibur – – The Rock Opera
    • C.Nick
    • James Loftus
    • Hugo da Nobrega Dias – Celtic Fire
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      • Pollyanna Jones – The Blarney Stone
      • Victoria Roberts
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      • Piotr Kronenberger
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      • Larry Andrews
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It has been awhile since we moved to a totally searchable (no PDF) style of publication. If you hover over the New Stuff tab above (for desktops), or simply click below on any authors name (for phones) you'll find tons of writers and their articles. The same is true for the Blasts tab, which reprints many previously published stories. There are still several articles to transfer from the PDF format to the searchable format, and we'll eventually get to them. I have been so busy writing four books in just two years, and researching almost daily for the folks on Oak Island, Nova Scotia. I finished writing books about that mystery, having finished three already, but can't say how busy the coming year will be. I could never have guessed how the last year would have gone, and how busy it would have become. Anyway, read to your heart's content, as a lot of great people worked really hard to bring you these great articles, photos, illustrations and music.