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Diana Gabaldon's Scotland
Through
the Stones: A Companion Guide to... he Novels of Diana Gabaldon.
An illustrated companion and guide to the author's popular series
of Scottish, historical fantasies, chronicling the adventures
of Claire Randall and Jamie Fraser. The text features maps,
illustrations of Highland weaponary, jewelry and buildings,
as well as family trees of the Frasers, Randalls and MacKenzies,
glossaries and pronunciation guides to the Gaelic, and other
non English terms in the books, and detailed synopses of the
four novels. In addition, this companion volume includes a section
containing the anwers to the questions most frequently asked
by readers (eg "Is there another novel in the series?"
and "Who killed Jack Randall?") and a number of essays
by the author on the origins, and backgrounds of the fictional
and historical characters, medicine and magic in the 18th century,
the art and science of researching historical fiction and how
to cure impotence by rubbing the male parts with a diamond!
Also included are an annotated bibliography, appendices on learning
Gaelic, genealogical research.
The
Outlandish Companion The creator of the Outlander series
gives fans the skinny on her epic saga of time travel, adventure,
and love everlasting, offering a complete listing of the characters
and their genealogy; a glossary of Gaelic terms; and more.
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