Mary W. Craig is a Scottish writer and historian. She is a former Carnegie scholar and holds a Master’s degree in History from the University of Glasgow. Mary researches and writes about various aspects of the social history of Scotland as well as giving talks, lectures and hosting a podcast, Borders Bletherings, where she explores the history of the Scottish Borders. She has a particular interest in the ordinary Scots persecuted as witches in the late 16th and 17th centuries. Mary is a member of Scottish PEN and is the author of Borders Witch Hunt and Agnes Finnie: the Witch of the Potterrow Port.

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Mary W. Craig is a Scottish writer and historian. She is a former Carnegie scholar and holds a Master’s degree in History from the University of Glasgow. Mary researches and writes about various aspects of the social history of Scotland as well as giving talks, lectures and hosting a podcast, Borders Bletherings, where she explores the history of the Scottish Borders. She has a particular interest in the ordinary Scots persecuted as witches in the late 16th and 17th centuries. Mary is a member of Scottish PEN and is the author of Borders Witch Hunt and Agnes Finnie: the Witch of the Potterrow Port.

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Mary W. Craig is a Scottish writer and historian. She is a former Carnegie scholar and holds a Master’s degree in History from the University of Glasgow. Mary researches and writes about various aspects of the social history of Scotland as well as giving talks, lectures and hosting a podcast, Borders Bletherings, where she explores the history of the Scottish Borders. She has a particular interest in the ordinary Scots persecuted as witches in the late 16th and 17th centuries. Mary is a member of Scottish PEN and is the author of Borders Witch Hunt and Agnes Finnie: the Witch of the Potterrow Port.

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