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Whittles Publishing
Whittles Publishing was set up by Caithness-based Dr Keith Whittles over 25 years ago and grew to become a tried and trusted publisher with deep connections within Scotland. Now an imprint of Porto Press, those connections have been nurtured and developed.
Our books are richly illustrated and engaging with a particular focus on Scottish subjects, wildlife and nature, history and biography, and travel and adventure. There is something for everyone to discover and enjoy within our large list of titles.
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BOOKS FROM Whittles Publishing
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The Caithness Influence: Diverse Lives of Distinction
Valerie Campbell
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Oriental Endeavour
David Creamer
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Scott’s Forgotten Surgeon: Dr. Reginald Koettlitz, Polar Explorer
Aubrey A. Jones
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Half-Light: and Other Short Stories
Neil Gunn
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Hitler’s Early Raiders
Robert McQueen
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The Darkness Below
Rod Macdonald
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That Curious Fellow: Captain Basil Hall, RN
James McCarthy
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Steel Structures: Analysis and Design for Vibrations and Earthquakes
Karuna Moy Ghosh
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Manual of Soil Laboratory Testing: Pt. 2: Permeability, Shear Strength and Compressibility Tests
K. H. Head, Peter Keeton
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100 Scotsman Walks: From Hill to Glen and Riverside
Robin Howie
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Kestrels for Company
Gordon Riddle
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Growing Barn Owls in My Garden
Paul Hackney
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Palm Oil and Small Chop
John Goble
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Introduction to Structural Aluminium Design
Ulrich Muller
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The Ultimate Shipwreck Guide: Whitby to Berwick
Ron Young
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Rudolph Glossop: and the Rise of Geotechnology
Ronald E. William
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The Hen Harrier: In the Shadow of Slemish
Don Scott
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Innovative Production Machines and Systems: Fifth I PROMS Virtual International Conference, 6th-17th Jul, 2009
D.T. Pham, E.E. Eldukhri, A.J. Soroka
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Wrecks & Reefs of Southeast Scotland: 100 Dives from the Forth Road Bridge to Eyemouth
Mike Clark
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Doctor in the Navy
Bill Yule
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Camp 165 Watten
Valerie Campbell
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Belief in Ourselves
Neil Gunn
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The Storm Leopard
Martyn Murray
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Practical Design of Steel Structures
Karuna Moy Ghosh
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Sylvia Hehir
Sylvia was awarded a doctorate in creative writing from University of Glasgow in 2018 and is a former recipient of a Scottish Book Trust New Writer Award. Her debut YA thriller, Sea Change, published by Stirling Publishing 2019, was winner of the Pitlo …
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Based in the Borders seaside town of Eyemouth, Serafina Press aims to produce art-driven children’s picture books. The books have a strong sense of their Scottish or North Northumberland location, but are not limited in appeal to the region – they sell …