Human Anatomy taught through the lens of the Outlander books by Diana Gabaldon and the Starz television series
As withoutlander continues, quench your thirst with this week’s Outlander Book Club led by that lively trio, Ryan Hooks, Keetin Marchi and Jennifer Barnes! Here is this week’s Book Club link: http://bit.ly/1NeBpif.
Remember to follow @thestreamtv and the hosts on Twitter:
Ryan Hooks – @ryanhooks92
Keetin Marchi – @KeetinMarchi
Jennifer Barnes – @ohheyjenbarnes
The deeply grateful,
Outlander Anatomist
Why Outlander, of course! Here are three recent articles that might interest ye. Click on the titles (in bold) to read the articles. Enjoy!
Knitting Like It’s 1743 – Herself shared this lovely collection of Outlander-inspired knitting patterns on Facebook. Terry Dresbach and her team do such a beautiful job draping the body and creating costumes that enhance the story (and sometimes tell a story all their own)!
DNA Reveals the Truth About Bonnie Prince Charlie – This fascinating article will likely interest anyone who has caught the genealogy bug. The DNA of over 1,000 Scottish citizens has been recently analyzed and the results show a wider diversity of genetic origins than previously thought. Very interesting stuff! Science rules, ye ken?
Leaked Sony emails Show TV Chiefs Discussing Political “Importance” of Outlander to Indyref – This is a riveting article about an apparent meeting between British PM, John Cameron, and representatives from Sony prior to the Independence Referendum in Scotland last fall. Apparently, no one in the know knows anything – ahhh…politics. Read and decide for yourself!
The deeply grateful,
Outlander Anatomist
Three great articles released this week, demonstrate the fantastic dedication from the writers, actors, producers, Herself and everyone behind the scenes of the Starz series. I am deeply grateful for the commitment everyone has made, fans included, to bring Outlander to the screen.
Sam Heughan for Interview Magazine
Behind Outlander, on Starz, True Hearts in the Highlands
The deeply grateful,
Outlander Anatomist