Books
Crime writing pair host lunch for a good cause
Two of Scotland’s leading crime writers are to host a Dead Good Lunch in aid of a worthy cause. Read More
Books
Books
Stories and sound installation at book festival
The Edinburgh International Book Festival today launched the latest chapter in the 365: Stories and Music collaboration between James Robertson and Ai... Read More
Books
An insightful guide to the secrets of Stirling
Stirling, while remaining a small settlement throughout the past, is not to be underestimated and holds huge significance in Scottish history. Read More
Books
A look at Scottish trains which is the rail deal
The Scottish Rail Scene gives a whistle-stop tour of the railway services throughout Scotland. Read More
Books
A look at what goes into making fine furniture
In this large but stunningly illustrated and compelling autobiographical tome, artist Rupert Williamson dissects the organic process which came to def... Read More
Books
Story of the Scottish Wildcat brought to book
Tracking the Highland Tiger is an eye-opening account of the tormented lives of Scottish Wildcats. Read More
Books
Living in a lighthouse is a novel experience
The Lighthouse Keepers is an inspirational and light-hearted novel that follows Max, an aspiring young musician. Read More
Books
A love affair with wild life and the barn owl
Jim Crumley is one of the country’s premier wildlife writers and this small but perfectly formed book shows why. Read More
Books
The secrets of Leith revealed in new publication
Leith, often overlooked today, has had an exciting and prominent part to play in Scottish history. Read More