Rosemary Goring has a history degree from the University of St Andrews. Since then, she has worked in publishing and newspapers, and is currently a reviewer with The Herald. Ms Goring is also the author of two acclaimed historical novels, After Flodden and Darce’s War. Her most recent book, Scotland: Her Story tells Scottish history through the eyes of Scotland’s women from all walks of life, from Queen Margaret to Nicola Sturgeon. Drawing on court and kirk records, diaries, newspapers and reports, the book brings to life a crucial historical perspective which is all too often hidden or ignored.

Events participated in:

Understanding Mary Queen of Scots: Join authors Rosemary Goring and Clare Hunter as they discuss the life, times, and embroidery ofMary Queen of Scots with Geofrey Baskerville. (2022)

Scotland: Her Story: Scotland’s history has been told many times, but neverexclusively by women. Listen as Ruth Wishart talks to Rosemary Goring about the history of Scotland through the eyes of women throughout the centuries– from dramatic national events to everyday life. With an introduction from Catherine Muller Stuart. (2019)

After Flodden: Listen as writer and journalist Rosemary Goring recounts tales of what came After Flodden, discussing her novel and the consequences of the disastrous battle of 1513 and the events that led to it. Geoffrey Baskerville asks the questions. (2017)