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Review: The Treasure of the Loch Ness Monster
With a refreshing new spin on the classic legend of the Loch Ness Monster, Lari Don offers children a tender and inspiring tale. Read More
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Book review: Spey Flies – How To Tie Them
Veteran fly fisherman and expert fly tier Bob Veverka offers perhaps the most extensive book yet on Spey flies. Read More
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Review: The Blogger Who Came in from the Cold
In his third novel, Gordon Lawrie blends internet culture with comedy and a touch of modern spy fiction in The Blogger Who Came in from the Cold. Read More
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Book review – 25 Years of the Ayrshire Road Run
What's the story? Back in 1993, the Ayrshire Road Run was created as an adjunct to the established annual vintage rally organised by the Ayrshire V... Read More
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Book review – Scotland’s Independent Coach Operators
What's the story? As with everything, the coach industry has changed beyond all recognition over the last few decades. Read More
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Book review – The A-Z of Edinburgh
Part of Amberley’s A-Z series, A-Z of Edinburgh offers a well-rounded look into Scotland’s capital through succinct, informative pieces on its mon... Read More
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Book review – 1824: The World’s First Football Club
Queen's Park Football Club are acknowledged as Scotland's oldest football club, having been founded in 1867. Read More
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Congratulations – Songwriter to the Stars
In this engrossing autobiography, Bill Martin, one of the most successful and prolific songwriters of the last few decades, tells not only the story o... Read More
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Book review – The 21 Escapes of Lt Alastair Cram
David M Guss has written the barely believable story of Alastair Cram, a Scottish prisoner of war who attempted a record 21 prison escapes during the ... Read More
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Review: The Treasure of the Loch Ness Monster
With a refreshing new spin on the classic legend of the Loch Ness Monster, Lari Don offers children a tender and inspiring tale. Read More
Books
Book review: Spey Flies – How To Tie Them
Veteran fly fisherman and expert fly tier Bob Veverka offers perhaps the most extensive book yet on Spey flies. Read More
Books
Review: The Blogger Who Came in from the Cold
In his third novel, Gordon Lawrie blends internet culture with comedy and a touch of modern spy fiction in The Blogger Who Came in from the Cold. Read More
Books
Book review – 25 Years of the Ayrshire Road Run
What's the story? Back in 1993, the Ayrshire Road Run was created as an adjunct to the established annual vintage rally organised by the Ayrshire V... Read More
Books
Book review – Scotland’s Independent Coach Operators
What's the story? As with everything, the coach industry has changed beyond all recognition over the last few decades. Read More
Books
Book review – The A-Z of Edinburgh
Part of Amberley’s A-Z series, A-Z of Edinburgh offers a well-rounded look into Scotland’s capital through succinct, informative pieces on its mon... Read More
Books
Book review – 1824: The World’s First Football Club
Queen's Park Football Club are acknowledged as Scotland's oldest football club, having been founded in 1867. Read More
Books
Congratulations – Songwriter to the Stars
In this engrossing autobiography, Bill Martin, one of the most successful and prolific songwriters of the last few decades, tells not only the story o... Read More
Books
Book review – The 21 Escapes of Lt Alastair Cram
David M Guss has written the barely believable story of Alastair Cram, a Scottish prisoner of war who attempted a record 21 prison escapes during the ... Read More