Claire and Jamie

2 weeks ago | claireandjamie.com | Alexandria Ingham

Virgins by Diana Gabaldon is the next short story we'll read in our Outlander Book Club. Originally published in Dangerous Women edited by George R.R. Martin and Gardner Dozios, and then republished in Seven Stones to Stand or Fall, Virgins by Diana Gabaldon is our next short story to read in our Outlander Book Club. It’s time to head back to 1740, and we get to see a much younger Jamie Fraser and Ian Murray.

2 weeks ago | claireandjamie.com | Alexandria Ingham

The Outlander universe could continue with more Outlander: Blood of My Blood on STARZ. We’re getting ready for the Outlander prequel to come to life. Of course, one of the things a lot of people look at is whether they could end up getting invested just to lose a series. That means eyeing up whether Outlander: Blood of My Blood is a limited series or not. The Outlander prequel is a way to keep the universe alive.

2 weeks ago | claireandjamie.com | Alexandria Ingham

The late Brian McCardie won't be recast in Outlander: Blood of My Blood. Not long after being announced as Isaac Grant in Outlander: Blood of My Blood, Brian McCardie unexpectedly passed away, as ClaireandJamie.com previously announced. We now know that the actor will be honored in the series, and his role will not be recast. When McCardie passed away, he hadn’t filmed all of his scenes in Outlander: Blood of My Blood.

2 weeks ago | claireandjamie.com | Alexandria Ingham

Outlander Book 10 is titled A Blessing for a Warrior Going Out. Back in May, Diana Gabaldon revealed the title for Outlander Book 10. With a title like A Blessing for a Warrior, it was only natural that fans would start to worry about what the title would mean for Jamie Fraser. Does it mean that we'll lose him at the end of the book series? When revealing the title, Gabaldon knew how people would react to the title, and she immediately made it clear not to worry about Jamie Fraser.

2 weeks ago | claireandjamie.com | Alexandria Ingham

We got to know Buck MacKenzie too well for him to be forgotten in Outlander season 8. I know this is going to be blasphemy for some, but the Outlander books aren't perfect. There are forgotten characters now and then, and one of the worst is forgotten in Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone. It's all about Buck MacKenzie, who is presumably left behind in 1739 in the books. In the TV series, we've come to know Buck MacKenzie as a reliable and heartfelt man, despite the initial introduction.