If you've read book 3 in my Warrior Druid of Britain Chronicles you'll probably remember there's a chapter or two which take place around a hill known as 'The Dumpling'. That's its modern name so, although dumplings weren't called that in post-Roman Britain, I thought it a suitably rustic, evocative and downright suitable name, so... Continue Reading →
The first three books in my Warrior Druid of Britain Chronicles are on special offer for just a few days on Amazon.com's Kindle store. If you haven't read them yet, now is the time to start! Each novel is usually priced at either $3.99 or $4.99 so this is a good chance to complete your... Continue Reading →
As you may know, the village I live in, Old Kilpatrick, was once part of the Antonine Wall - the very last fort on the western end in fact and, as such, an important site for the Romans. A distance stone was found here over three hundred years ago and, while that's now safely in... Continue Reading →
If you've read my novel The Druid you'll remember the hero Bellicus riding through a place called Dun Tochair. There was once a Roman fortlet there, along the Antonine Wall between Old Kilpatrick and Castlehill in Bearsden (I posted a short blog about that one HERE). Here's an extract from the novel: So the druid... Continue Reading →
Yep, books 1 -3 in my Warrior Druid of Britain series - The Druid, Song of the Centurion and The Northern Throne - are all available now in a low-priced boxset. You can also get this as a single borrow from Kindle Unlimited. Check them out if you've not read them yet and are looking... Continue Reading →
My brand new short story (which was made available for free to my email list subscribers) is called "Over The Wall" and you can see the cover art below. I rather like it, although I made it myself so it's nowhere near as good as my usual covers. Maybe I'll get my designers to make... Continue Reading →
STEVEN A. McKAY - Historical Fiction Author 