James Buchan
James Buchan is a novelist and a historian whose books have won many prizes and been translated into a dozen foreign languages. He has written widely on the modern history of Scotland, most recently in John Law: A Scottish Adventurer of the Eighteenth Century. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. He lives on a farm in Norfolk.
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Our Lady of the Snows
'An epic voyage well worth taking' Telegraph 'There is nothing quite like a James Buchan novel' Financial Times France, 1754. William and Jeanne Neilson, together…
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A Street Shaken by Light
'An epic voyage well worth taking ... Exhilarating' Marianka Swain, Telegraph One of Britain's outstanding historical writers delivers a romantic and picaresque masterpiece that tells…
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A Chalice Argent
'Delightful ... William Neilson continues to exhibit basically all of the virtues. He's brave, stoical, generous, truthful, constant, protective towards the weak and honourable to…