CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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The Space Between Time
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Big Sky
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The Bookshop on the Shore
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The House by the Loch
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My Name is Monster
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Chinese Spring
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House of Souls
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Conviction
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Breakers
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Nakedness
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The Doll Factory
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Mr Todd’s Reckoning
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Fallen Angel
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Metropolis
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Welcome to the Heady Heights
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Saving Francesca Maier
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Where the Bridge Lies
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As the Women Lay Dreaming
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Gemmano
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HELL: Dante’s Divine Trilogy Part One. Decorated and Englished in Prosaic Verse by Alasdair Gray
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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Vagabond Voices: Why Do We Need Translated Literature?
‘Literatures are at their best when they have an ear for what other literatures are doing.’
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‘Positioning queerness in time is a creative act.’
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‘No, it was nothing physical, it was the helplessness, the knowledge they could do what they liked w …
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Alistair Braidwood Reviews: Nina X by Ewan Morrison
Nina X has no idea what the outside world is like. Nina X has a lot to learn.
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‘The energy is rather explosive,’ he explained. ‘I can’t keep it here in case it gets hot. It could …
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Carrying Over: Translation as Conversation
‘As a reader, there is a feeling of trust and hope when you abandon yourself to translation. You are …
FEATURED AUTHOR:
Lindsay Littleson
Lindsay Littleson is a primary school teacher in Renfrewshire, Scotland. Since taking up writing for children in early 2014 she has published a short story with Walker Books, in addition to winning the Kelpies Prize with her first children’s novel, The …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Luath Press
Luath Press takes its name from Robert Burns, whose little collie Luath (Gael., swift or nimble) tripped up Jean Armour at a wedding and gave him the chance to speak to the woman who was to be his wife and the abiding love of his life. Burns called one …