CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Three Bites of the Cherry
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Winter Tales
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Arthur and George
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The Stornoway Way
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The Sardana Dancers
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Silk: A Story of War
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The Endings Man
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The One You Really Want
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Looking at the Stars
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Patrick Robertson: A Tale of Adventure
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After the Armistice Ball
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Agatha Raisin and the Love from Hell
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The Shadow
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Be Near Me
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Shadowmasque
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Raven Black
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No Fireworks
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The Museum of Doubt
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Overexposure
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The Italian Secretary: A Further Adventure of Sherlock Holmes
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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David Robinson Reviews: From Scotland with Love by Fred Bridgland
‘There are so many unsung heroes in Fred’s book that I almost lose count.’
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Winter Round Up of New Scots and Gaelic Books
‘what would happen if someone really scrieved in thir ane langwij / didn’t turn on their mouth lit i …
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David Robinson Reviews: Blurred Faces by Allan Radcliffe
‘Radcliffe writes with an enviably economical and engaging style.’
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Alfred Buckham: Daredevil Photographer
‘ALFRED BUCKHAM (1879–1956) was a daredevil photographer. A maverick of early aviation, he created h …
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‘She is still walking but he has stopped. She turns to find that he is waiting for a response to som …
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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.’
FEATURED AUTHOR:
Jackie Kay
Jackie Kay was born in Edinburgh to a Scottish mother and a Nigerian father. She was subsequently adopted by a white couple from Glasgow and grew up there. Her adoptive parents, with whom she remains very close, were Communists and often took the child …