How long does it take to write a book?
It depends who you ask.
George RR Martin has taken over a decade to write his next book, with no sign of it appearing.
Whereas Barbara Cartland could churn one out every few weeks.
And for me the answer is three years.
Three years ago I released Scotland's Story, Book One, a history of Scotland from the Ice Age to the Battle of Flodden in 1513.
Book Two is finally out, and there's been some changes!
The series isn't titled Scotland's Story any more, but A History of Scotland.
Book One now goes up to 1542 and the death of James V.
And there are new cover designs for the series...
Book One: Foundation covers Scotland's early story. It's a tale of brutality, drama, freedom... and a slightly surprising battle against royal taxation.
Buy A History of Scotland, Book One: Foundation on Amazon.co.uk.
Book Two: Covenant dives deep into the pivotal moments between 1542 to 1815 of Reformation, Union, Empire, and war with Napoleonic France... and answers the question: did the early Americans really hate the Scots that much?
Buy A History of Scotland, Book Two: Covenant on Amazon.co.uk.
What about Book Three?
I'm working on that now. Hopefully it doesn't take another three years to complete! But if it does, I'll be pitching you the whole series to enjoy in 2026 :)
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