CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Natural Causes
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Wounds of War
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At The Highlander’s Mercy
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Cinderella Of Harley Street
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A Sparkle of Salt
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The Garden of Evening Mists
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Laidlaw (Laidlaw 1)
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Staying On
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Looking After Your Own
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Prince Otto
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Peril on the Royal Train
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Horizon
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Bear Witness
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Cooking with Bones
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Keane’s Company
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If You’re Reading This, I’m Already Dead
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Unhappy-Go-Lucky
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Thumbnails
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Amanda’s Wedding
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Midnight at Marble Arch
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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David Robinson Reviews: Upon a White Horse by Peter Ross
‘Ross is always lucid, almost reverent, about the whole process of archaeological discovery.’
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Abdullah’s Bear Needs a Name! by Yasmin Hanif
‘”Why don’t you guess?” said Abba. “You’ll know in your heart when you’ve found the right one.”‘
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Food, Whisky, Life by Ghillie BaŞan
‘Pastries filled with ground nuts, baked fruit or creamy, semolina mixtures, and bathed in honey or …
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A Chaos of Light: New Writing Scotland
‘The attic lowed like a crystal haal, last I saa her – / dark-eyed and ready tae furgit me.’
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‘The pleasures of the unexamined life and all that. Dan had read somewhere that the lower classes – …
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Mrs Burke & Mrs Hare by Michelle Sloan
‘If you rip these bodies from the place that’s been blessed as their final place of peace, where fam …
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Iain Maloney is the author of eight books, including the critically acclaimed The Only Gaijin in the Village (Birlinn, 2020), a memoir about his life in rural Japan. He is also a freelance editor and journalist, mainly for The Japan Times. He was born …
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