"You always tell the bees when someone is born, dies, comes or goes-because if you don’t keep them informed, they’ll fly away."įor those who need to catch up, Diana's full catalog is available for purchase on Amazon. "Talking to your bees is a very old Celtic custom (known in other parts of Europe, too) that made it to the Appalachians," she writes.
Her website also shares the origin of the book's unusual name. "I’ve been able to each of my books, and the fact that I know what this novel's word is, is also an indication of how far we are with it. We’ll have to see." Gabaldon previously told T&C that Go Tell the Bees can be summarized in one word: "responsibility." But it’s not Jamie." Davis noted that Gabaldon didn't say that Claire was safe from tragedy. (Central Time) by Diana Gabaldon or Diana’s Webmistress. This homepage was last updated on Sunday, Maat 11:10 p.m.
"And I can’t say there isn’t any tragedy. This is the only official website for Diana Gabaldon, bestselling author of the OUTLANDER series of major novels, the Lord John series, and other works. "I'm now in the final phases, so I know what it is," she said. She also hinted at a tragedy in the story.ĭuring a conversation with the show's producer Maril Davis, Gabaldon opened up about the writing process. In January 2021, she posted an interaction between Claire and Fanny.Īnd in May, she teased a moment where Jamie speaks to the titular bees. In October, she shared a conversation between Claire and John Quincy about bees. In September, she uploaded another update, posting an excerpt about names and virtues.Īnd in February, she posted more lines about a shopping trip of Jamie's, and an intriguing conversation that happened during his time in Salisbury. With that post, Gabaldon also confirmed that the book was still not quite ready yet. The second was about William and his life in Savannah. The first specifically focused on Jamie's faith. And in August, she shared two additional sets of lines.
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