Quick & Quirky Questions with Miller Caldwell: The Bard and Bin Laden
Miller Caldwell was a regional reporter to children’s panels, is author of 31 published books, and is the direct descendant of Robert Burns.
Miller Caldwell was a regional reporter to children’s panels, is author of 31 published books, and is the direct descendant of Robert Burns.
Hamish Whyte has published his fourth poetry collection with Shoestring, having worked as a librarian, editing anthologies, indexing, and reviewing crime fiction.
Colin Will has chaired the Boards of the Scottish Poetry Library, the StAnza Poetry Festival and Dunbar’s CoastWord Festival. He ran Calder Wood Press for 20 years and is now Editor at Postbox Press.
Liz Niven has had her poetry published in collections by Luath and performed at festivals. She used to work as a teacher and cultural co-ordinator.
Mark Daws took early retirement with a desire to write. He also enjoys sailing, mountaineering and scuba diving.
Angelina Boden writes blog articles for Autumn Voices. She had an international career in consultancy and has written several books, including a memoir about life during the Iranian revolution.
Mike Smith, a trustee of Wigtown book festival, was a research scientist in NHS, university sector and commercial companies, but now plays in bands.
Nick Nairn is a celebrity chef and food campaigner, promoting Scottish produce and healthy eating.
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