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Sally Anne Stone MBE FRSE (née Magnusson; born 1955), known professionally as Sally Magnusson, is a Scottish broadcast journalist, television presenter and writer, who currently presents the Thursday and Friday night edition of BBC Scotland's Reporting Scotland.
BOOKS. Sally Magnusson is the eldest daughter of the Icelandic journalist and broadcaster Magnus Magnusson and the Scottish newspaper journalist Mamie Baird. She grew up in and around Glasgow in houses that were always filled with stories: the journalistic variety in which both parents were continually engaged; those hilariously told by her ...
Sally Magnusson is a Scottish author and broadcaster. After focussing on journalism and non-fiction, including the Sunday Times bestseller Where Memories Go , she moved into fiction with the publication in 2018 of her debut novel, The Sealwoman’s Gift , about the experience of a seventeenth century Icelandic woman abducted into slavery; it ...
The Sealwoman's Gift is a historical novel by Sally Magnusson, based on a true story of Icelandic slaves in 17th century Algiers. The novel explores the themes of identity, storytelling and choice through the eyes of a pastor's wife.
The United Kingdom. Website. https://sallymagnusson.com/ Twitter. sallymag1. Genre. Fiction, Nonfiction, Children's. edit data. Sally Magnusson is a Scottish author and broadcaster. Combine Editions. Sally Magnusson’s books. Average rating: 4.09 · 8,814 ratings · 1,140 reviews · 17 distinct works • Similar authors. More books by Sally Magnusson…
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Sunday March 29 2020, 12.01am, The Sunday Times. I’ve always been keen to get my children to experience their Icelandic heritage — although it’s proved to be an expensive commitment. It’s ...
Sally Magnusson has presented a range of programmes across the BBC for more years than she is entirely willing to admit to. She started out as a reporter on The Scotsman, moved to the Sunday...
