Outlander Chat Tonight

Outlander Chat Tonight - 9PM Eastern

Our "Best Friend Doug"

"'When the day shall come, that we do part,' he said softly, and turned to look at me, 'if my last words are not ‘I love you’ – ye’ll ken it was because I didna have time.'"

The Fiery Cross, Diana Gabaldon (with a little help from her "best friend, Doug")

Doug...this one's for you.

The Best 100 Closing Lines from Books

Got this awesome article, "The Best 100 Closing Lines from Books" from MOP friend, Diane.

Guess which  of Diana Gabaldon's books is on it?  I'll give you a hint: 

It's red hot. :)

Outlander Chat Tonight

Outlander Chat Tonight from  9:15 to 10PM Eastern!

(If you want to discuss The Bronze Horseman, we discussing from 8:45 - 9:15 Eastern!)

Our First GOSSIP Video?

When you don't have a lot of new Outlander to wax on about...you have to wax on about everything else!

A Very Different Outlander Chat

OK - we are having Chat later - but we are going to mix it up a bit, just for tonight:

9:00 to 9:15 Eastern: The Bronze Horseman chat
9:15 - 10:00 Eastern: Outlander chat

Hope to see you there!

20th Anniversary Outlander VIDEO

For Our Friends in Scotland

Just got this from Mike Gibb of "Outlander The Musical" fame.  Note Diana Gabaldon's fav for Jamie - Allan Scott-Douglas - appearing live:

Just a quick reminder about this Saturday 30 July,  Tartan Day in Aberdeen:
 
RED HARLAW  
 
Premiere of my new short play (with music by Mairi Paton and Malcolm Dowie) with a cast that includes Allan Scott-Douglas and Michelle Bruce from the Outlander The Musical CD with Mark Kydd, who has appeared as Robert Burns in "Clarinda"
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Performances at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm in the historic Drum Aisle of St Nicholas Church. Admission is free
 
DIANA GABALDON BOOK SIGNING  
 
In conjunction with Waterstones, Diana will be signing copies of her books and Outlander the Musical CD is the courtyard of St Nicholas Kirk between 12.00 and 1.00pm
 
Mike

Scotland - Monarch of the Glen - UK

You MUST go watch this video about the Land Reform Act that was passed in 2003 regarding the Scottish Highlands.  (It has nothing to do with the popular television show of the same name.)

If anyone has more info about how things have gone since the act was passed, please comment!  It's a very hard thing to research online.  Lots of legal mumbo jumbo and miles of data/info.  But what I'm looking for is this:  Is it working?  How have things changed?  For the better or worse?  An how do the (former?) estate owners feel now that it's been passed for 8 years?

**Note - You will see a quick ad before the video starts.   Thanks to Michelle for pointing that out!

Outlander Chat Tonight

Outlander Chat Tonight!  9PM Eastern!