CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Tall, Dark And Kilted
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What Becomes
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Woodstock
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The Free Fishers
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Under Fishbone Clouds
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Pay Off
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Inhuman Remains
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The Steel Remains
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Empire
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The Song in the Green Thorn Tree: A Novel of the Life and Loves of Robert Burns
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Little Hut of Leaping Fishes
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Saturn’s Children
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Missy
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Trick Baby: The Story of a White Negro
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The Last Watch
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Wireless: The Essential Charles Stross
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Jessie Gray
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Personal Velocity
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The Fire Gospel
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Evening Light
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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‘An Odious Campaign’ by Rob McInroy – Why a 1936 By-Election Still Resonates
‘This enraged the locals and he came close to being run out of town on several occasions.’
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‘‘That’s right, Bobby,’ he growled. ‘I haven’t seen you in – well, since you decided to kill me.’ ‘
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David Robinson Reviews: Solitary Agents by David Goodman
‘This is very much an up-to-the-minute story of spycraft, positively revelling in all the things tha …
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The Savage Landscape by Cal Flyn
‘It is their resistance to the intrusions of the outside world − culturally, economically, environme …
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The Shortest History of Scotland: A Q & A with Murray Pittock
‘We need to be better aware of that to understand the challenges and achievements of the past, and t …
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David Robinson Interviews: John Lister-Kaye
‘I enjoy stillness. It creeps up on you and becomes almost a force. I’ve had squirrels run over my f …
FEATURED AUTHOR:
Allan Gaw
Allan Gaw studied medicine at Glasgow University and trained as a pathologist. Having worked in the NHS and universities in the UK and the US, he took early retirement and now devotes his time to writing. His published non-fiction works include medical …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Curly Tale Books
Curly Tale Books was launched in May 2013 with the publication of author Alan Grant’s first story for young children The Quite Big Rock. We publish illustrated children’s books with a focus on Scotland and in particular the Belted Galloway breed of cat …