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==Whispering Gallery Issue 145 / WG145 == [[File:WG145.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Front Cover, Whispering Gallery 145]] ===Date and Pages=== *December 2019, 52 A4 Pages (including Covers) ===Editor=== *[[Suzanne McNeill]] ==Front Cover== * Merchants in a camel caravan. Miniature from the ‘Maqam’ or ‘Assembly’ of Yahya ibn Mahmud a—Wasiti, Iraq, 1237, folio 31r Credit: Biblioteque nationale de France. Department des manuscrits. Arabe 5847 ==Inside Front Cover== * [[Calligraphy | Calligraphy]]. [[Monica Murray]] [[SOTR 25]] Nicholas leaves Trebizond to meet the trading caravans on their way to Erzerum. ==Inside Back Cover== * Left side: Illustrations of two paintings by Dorothy Dunnett bought at auction by Sandra Hall: 'Still life of African masks with Chrysanthemum and silver dish' and 'Portrait of a young man' * Right side: Silver dirham; Arab (Abbasid), minted at Baghdad, 945–46. Image ©National Museums Scotland. Money arrived from Thorfinn, with a gold arm-band weighing sixteen ounces. A third of the coins were silver pennies from Cologne, and among the rest there were three from Baghdad. [[KH1.7]] Deborah Conway Read explains that it was not unusual for coins from Baghad to appear and be used as currency across Europe, England and up to the Orkneys. ==Back Cover== * Adoration of the Maji, about 1495-1505, Andrea Mantegna, 85.PA,417 Credit: The J. Paul Geddy Museum, Los Angeles * Silver coin from Baghdad- [[Deborah Conway Read]] * Two Pictures by Dorothy Dunnett - [[Sandra Hall]] ==Articles== * [[A View from the Wynds]] - [[Suzanne McNeill]] * [[The Chairman’s Column]] - [[Simon Hedges]] * [[Trustees' Notice Board]] - [[Julia Hart]], [[Deborah Conway Read]] * Frontispiece and Summary for donation of ‘Game of Kings’ - Sarah Mumford * Members’ Page * HWA/DDS Short Story Competition Awards Evening - [[Betty Moxon]] * The Daisy Fisher - 2019 HWA/DDS Short Story Competition Winner - Kate Jewell * [[Tribute Book]] - The [[Wizard Lady of Branxholm]] - Judy Steel * [[A Dunnett Lexicon]] - At the Horn, Chambletted/Camlet - Carole Richardson * The [[Silk Road]] - [[Deborah Conway Read]] * [[Royal Arms of Scotland]] - 3. The Scottish Crown Jewels - Charles J. Burnett * [[Recording the House of Niccolo]] - John Banks * [[It’s a nice thought.]] Sailing anywhere in the world, with a box of paints and one’s family... - [[NLS Dunnett Archive Contents | The Dunnett Archive]] - Transcription of speech given c. 1968 [[Dorothy Dunnett]]. Also see [[Talks and Interviews by Dorothy Dunnett]] * New Joiners * Dunnett Shout-out - Post series depression - Charlotte Latvala * [[Marthe’s Secret]] - Salatheel * [[Wrapping up Dunnett]] - Pt4/16. Exploring the jacket designs and cover art. The Coming of Age of Francis Crawford-Designs for the 1990s - Kate Jewell * [[In the Bleak Midwinter]] - Janet Kebbell * [[Talking Point]] The names Dorothy Dunnett gives her fictional characters. See letter contributions * [[Who-Dunnett?]] When Lymond learns his father’s name from Rene Jourda, why does it evoke such a strong response? What is the question he doesn’t ask? * [[That’s Relevant!]] - Church of St Olave - Margaret Scott]], Tantallon Castle - Pat Sibley, Lumphanan - Barbara Milner. * [[A Letter from Dorothy Dunnett]] to Audrey Beech (aka Audrey Barwood) 8th Oct 1976. DD talks about the success of her latest novel, [[Nanny Bird]] and plans for the next in the series; plans for the novel which came to be ''King Hereafter'' ==Letters== ===Australia=== *Sarsha McEntee - Talking Point ===Canada=== *Bel Bachman - Talking Point ===England=== * Sandra Hall * Mia Kachidze - Talking Point ===Germany=== * K.C. Julius - Talking Point ===New Zealand=== * Jo Heaton ===Wales=== * Mike Brain - Talking Point ==Forthcoming Events== * Dunnett Weekend Friday 24th-Sunday 26th April 2020 * Oxford Day 13 June 2020, Wolfson College ==Advertisements== * (none) * [https://dunnettcentral.org/fondaco/index.php?route=product/category&path=25 Buy Issues from the Dorothy Dunnett Society's Dunnett Shop] [[Category: WG Issues]]
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