News
Among the Mad is nominated for a Macavity Award for best historical mystery!
For UK readers: Check out the April 24th edition of My Weekly magazine to read "Eleanor's Garden," the short story I was commissioned to write for the magazine's "Spring Special" edition. I have also written a short essay about memories of spring when I was growing up in Kent. "Eleanor's Garden" follows publication of two short stories featured in the magazine last year—"Vanishing Point" about a woman who uses a train crash to leave an abusive marriage, and "The Scent of Love," about a young blind woman and her dog—who can smell true love when it appears in her life. I will make the stories available on the website to all readers later this year.
Jacqueline's seventh novel, The Mapping of Love and Death is now available!
Jacqueline Winspear has contributed an essay to the anthology Why We Ride. Each of the 27 essays collected includes the heartfelt thoughts of a range of women on the most important animals in their lives—their horses. Coming out late April 2010.
Among The Mad was published in paperback in November 2009
Jacqueline Winspear talks about her readers, their comments and the questions they pose to her (read it here)
Q & A With Jacqueline about Among The Mad, her sixth novel (read it here)
Author Interview on JuliaSpencerFleming.com (read it here)
Feature Writer on Barnes & Noble.com (read it here)
