The Dorothy Dunnett Society

“Marian de Charetty was small and round and active, with a stare that was none the less of the brightest blue, and vermilion dye in her veins, which made her lips naturally scarlet and her cheeks naturally rosy under short chestnut brows.” Niccolò Rising
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    • “Marian de Charetty was small and round and active, with a stare that was none the less of the brightest blue, and vermilion dye in her veins, which made her lips naturally scarlet and her cheeks naturally rosy under short chestnut brows.” Niccolò Rising

    Theme: History

    • Detail from a tapestry of a battle

      DunNETt Lecture 6

      Despoiling the King in 1525: Capture, Plunder, and the Battle of Pavia by John Gagné

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      Existing Research on Dorothy Dunnett

      A collection of references to the current academic research on Dorothy Dunnett

    • Networking with Dorothy Dunnett and Anselm Adorne

      Networking with Dorothy Dunnett and Anselm Adorne. Whispering Gallery Article from Issue 165, by Jill Harrison

    • List of Characters in King Hereafter

      List of Characters in King Hereafter

    • Dr Jelena Bakić

      DunNETt Lecture 4

      Defence from the Margin, by Dr Jelena Bakić

    • DunNETt Lecture 5

      Anselm Adornes, Destined for Greatness, by Jelle Deltombe

    • DunNETt Lecture 3

      Forging the Triangular Alliance: The O’Connors, the MacDonalds and Franco-Scottish politics by Dr David Heffernan historian, of Tudor and Stuart Ireland.

    • DunNETt Lecture 2

      The Influence of Marko Marulić on 16th Century European Intellectual Life, by Domagoj Krapan, , University of Rijeka, Croatia

    • DunNETt Lecture 1

      Musical Diplomacy on the Global Stage: Dallam’s Organ and Lymond’s Spinet, by Dr Jennifer L. Wood, George Mason University