JAMES McGEE

So there I was, about to partake of my morning coffee when I opened my e-mail to find a very nice message from Caroline Eliasson at Wiki.ezvid.com, all the w...

Over the past couple of months, I've received some very nice e-mails from readers asking if there's another Hawkwood novel on the way and, if so, when is it ...

Well, whaddya know, those very nice people at HarperCollins have nominated The Reckoning for the CWA Historical Dagger Award..! The award's for the best hist...

It's taken a while, but at long last Anne - my long-suffering but brilliant copy-editor - and I finally managed to work our way through what seemed like an i...

Came across a fascinating news article on the BBC website a couple of days ago explaining how modern doctors have confirmed a diagnosis made more than two ce...

Just had the word back from my editor who tells me she's happy with the amendments I made to the second draft of The Reckoning, which is a huge relief, I don...

Back when The Blooding first came out – somewhere around the time the old king died, or so it seems now - I was approached by Suzanne (Suz) Fox, the founder ...

Being a glutton for punishment I thought I’d start the new year with a quick look at my Amazon.uk page, with a view to sprucing up the biography and to amend...

There I was, surfing the Interweb thingy during a slack moment when I suddenly found myself confronted by a reference to one J McGee under the heading: The E...

Right, I'd better start by saying that on this occasion SO19 is not the Special Firearms Unit of the London Metropolitan Police, thank God, but Society Ninet...

​​ Just found this review from Open Letters Monthly, courtesy of that very nice man ( I say that, but I've never actually met him...) Steve Donoghue, who too...

Very nice review for The Blooding from the Historical Novel Society, a fine body of discerning readers and critics, even if I do say so myself. Well, let's f...

When The Blooding first hit the shelves I was asked by my publisher, HarperCollins, which five novels had inspired me to write. The list may surprise you...o...

Just before the The Blooding was published Waterstones asked me to write a blog entry for their website explaining how I came up with the idea for Matthew Haw...

'Matthew Hawkwood’s heartbreaking past meets his hair-raising present in McGee’s splendid fifth Regency thriller (after 2014’s Rebellion). In 1812, chance ta...

All right, I confess: every so often I’ll check out Google to see if my latest offering has received any reviews. So I zapped in McGee+Blooding+Review and hi...

Opened my e-mails the other morning to find a message from a very nice lady called Saara (yes, definitely double 'a', in case you were wondering), who repres...

Resurrectionist - Spanish edition promo Thought I'd post this. I don't speak the language, but it does look suitably sinister..! Er...not to mention historic...

I'd always wanted to write a novel featuring Native Americans and The Blooding was my chance. The plot was determined as much by the landscape as by the char...