Elizabeth Sutherland
Elizabeth Sutherland had an Orcadian father and a mother from Fife, which, she claims, makes her a Pict. After training at Edinburgh University to be a social worker, she married an Episcopalian clergyman and lived in four Scottish parishes, ending up in Fortrose, on the Black Isle. On her late husband's retirement in 1982 she took over Groam House Museum in Rosemarkie and was responsible for its becoming a Pictish Centre. Source: goodreads.com
Books
Sisterhood is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation Movement
1970
ISBN 9780394705392
Letters from Mississippi
1965
ISBN 9780939010929
Lent Term
1973
ISBN 9780094591707
The Seer of Kintail
1974
ISBN 9780860098171
Hannah Hereafter
1976
ISBN 9780151384488
Mouth of the whale
1979
ISBN 9780930012083
The eye of God
1979
ISBN 9780099192909
Weeping Tree
1980
ISBN 9780094632905
500 años del pueblo chicano =
1991
ISBN 9780963112309
In search of the Picts
1994
ISBN 9780094736504
Day Surgery
1996
ISBN 9780702019883
A Guide to the Pictish Stones
1997
ISBN 9781874744665
De colores means all of us
1998
ISBN 9781786631176
In Search of the Picts - A Celtic Dark Age Nation
1998
ISBN 9780094750104
Five Euphemias
1999
ISBN 9780094782501
Women writing resistance
2003
ISBN 9780896087088