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Writing historical fiction
How do you write about people who lived long ago?
  1. Writing historical fiction
    03:58
    Writing historical fiction
  2. A chat with Polly Dunbar
    08:39
    A chat with Polly Dunbar
  3. Arthur wakes up
    04:49
    Arthur wakes up
  4. Arthur's brother
    04:51
    Arthur's brother
  5. Arthur's mum
    05:34
    Arthur's mum
  6. Arthur's sister
    04:20
    Arthur's sister
  7. Arthur's dad
    05:06
    Arthur's dad
  8. Arthur's Dream Boat
    08:27
    Arthur's Dream Boat
  9. Meeting the puppets
    00:44
    Meeting the puppets
  10. Desert island books
    02:27
    Desert island books
  11. Weather and climate
    00:56
    Weather and climate
  12. Questions from schools
    05:58
    Questions from schools
  13. Questions from Schools
    09:36
    Questions from Schools
  14. Why is it important to learn Scots and Gaelic?
    03:10
    Why is it important to learn Scots and Gaelic?
  15. Slugs and Brain Pâté
    11:48
    Slugs and Brain Pâté
  16. Enthusiasm for Scots and Gaelic
    02:52
    Enthusiasm for Scots and Gaelic
  17. The World of the Crossing
    08:03
    The World of the Crossing
  18. Sarah’s route into fiction
    07:16
    Sarah’s route into fiction
  19. Chae is Dr Who
    05:39
    Chae is Dr Who
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