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Wandering Scots Book Club: Bone Rattler by Eliot Pattison

Join us for a fun and stimulating discussion of the Scottish American historical aspects of award winning author Eliot Pattison's outstanding first book in the "Bone Rattler" trilogy. We will explore...

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FRONT PAGE STORY: Read COSCA's Bannockburn Live Update at www.COSCA.net. Good stuff going on.

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How things have turned around! A focused Clan day would be perfect as I always felt the Clans never really fitted into the Bannockburn Live event. Bannockburn happened at the dawn of The Clan System so the Monday is like the aftermath - what happened after Bannockburn.

Would be wonderful if we co...

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WHAT A COOL OPPORTUNITY from The Thomas Jefferson Foundation: "A Massive Open Online Course"

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Ms. Sherry Byrd of Greenback, Tennessee wrote an awesome letter to Historic Scotland seeking better protection for the Culloden Battle site. Read Sherry's fine letter and think about writing down your...

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Bone Rattler On Air Book Discussion Panel

Join us for a free ranging panel discussion of the most intriguing aspects of the colonial American mystery "Bone Rattler". We will explore the historic relationship between Native Americans and Scots...

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Update from The WANDERING SCOTS BOOK CLUB - It sounds like most folks in the book club have completed our first book selection "Bone Rattler". It is a great read and the banter has been really awesome...

Update from The WANDERING SCOTS BOOK CLUB - It sounds like most folks in the book club have completed our first book selection "Bone Rattler". It is a great read and the banter has been really awesome! But even if you haven't read "Bone Rattler" you can still join in on the next part of the journey - it's open to everyone! HERE'S WHAT COMES NEXT! Wandering Scots Book Club On Air Discussion Panel We are looking for 3 great Wandering Scots Book Club readers to join our first panel discussion with Bone Rattler author Eliot Pattison, Dr. Tanja Bueltmann, author of The Scottish Diaspora and indigenous peoples scholar Scott Perez. The panel will be discussing some of the topics that have been raised in the book club so far and a few new twists and turns during our first On Air Discussion Panel. Here is how it works: DATE: Saturday, February 8th TIME: 11:00am EST PANEL: A mixed panel of academic and literary experts and 4 of our book club readers discussing aspects of Scottish American culture and experience as revealed and interpreted in "Bone Rattler". The Panel Discussion will be broadcast live via YouTube and Book Club members as well as members of the general public will be able to ask real time questions and offer comments and ideas to the Panel via chat and Q/A functions. Plus, the entire session will be recorded and available on line if you just cannot make the live session on February 8th. We understand so it'll be there for you whenever you are ready! SO MARK YOUR CALENDARS for a great opening discussion on Saturday, February 8th at 11:00am EST. NOW, all we need are 4 courageous, fun loving, adventurous Wandering Scots Book Clubbers who have finished Bone Rattler to volunteer to join our discussion panel. Step up and VOLUNTEER right here. Just leave us a comment and the first three volunteers will join the first Wandering Scots On Air Discussion Panel. Don't be shy - we have some really creative and thoughtful people in our group - join the fun and dig into some Scottish American History.

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