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Is this a golden age for historical fiction?
Hi,sorry you could not see my reason to why i ask the question about this being " the golden age " ,...
Posted by: jameseves 22 June 2011 -
Is this a golden age for Historical novels
The other day in my favourite bookshop Goldsboro Books,a group of us regular patrons was having a ch...
Posted by: jameseves 15 June 2011 -
Libraries:why they sould never close.
They definitely should not close if we are to maintain a literacy and cultural levels. However I fea...
Posted by: Widget 14 June 2011
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Doug Jackson
I was born in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders in the summer of 1956. Educated at Parkside Primary School and Jedburgh Grammar School, I left three weeks before my 16th birthday with six O levels and...
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Two launches for the price of one
22 August 2011
Brilliant! That's all that needs to be said about Wednesday night's launch of Defender of Rome and The Doomsday Testament. They were sent out into the world on a tidal wave of good will thanks to the seventy plus friends and family who turned out at Blackwell's bookshop in Edinburgh. They came fr...
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What is The Doomsday Testament?
02 August 2011
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A little piece of history
20 July 2011
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The secrets that men keep
23 May 2011
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My recent interview with Writer's Checklist
Douglas Jackson has had a lifelong interest in history and in particular the Roman era. His novels i...
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Douglas Jackson
This is my personal website. I'll be updating it soon with details of my latest book Hero of Rome
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Tales from La Terrazza
My friend Lizzie's warts and all blog about her new life in Spain. It's hilarious
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My blog
This is the blog I've been keeping since I discovered Caligula was going to be published