CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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American Goddess: A myth made in Scotland
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The Storm: A page-turning Scottish saga based on true events
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Nightshade
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We
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Welcome to Cooper
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Harry Potter – A Magical Year: The Illustrations of Jim Kay
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The Broken Pane
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The Purified
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Highland Fling
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What Will Burn
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The Wolf Hunters
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JUDAS 62
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Playing with Fire: The Weird Tales of Arthur Conan Doyle
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Rigor Mortis: The Complete Series 1-3: A BBC Radio 4 Black Comedy
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The Book of Form and Emptiness
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Look Where You Are Going Not Where You Have Been
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Indrek: Volume II of the TRUTH AND JUSTICE pentalogy
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Dead Man’s Grave (DS Max Craigie Scottish Crime Thrillers, Book 1)
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The Mystery of the Strange Piper
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Blasted Things
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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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 …
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Spring 2026 Round Up of Scots & Gaelic Releases
‘Discover Jansson’s uninhibited imagination full of love, kindness, and adventure.’
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Walking Edinburgh’s Lost Railways By Robin Howie and John McGregor
‘In earlier times it was a site where lovers came to relax and dream, hence the beautiful traditiona …
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David Robinson Reviews: The Loch of the Bees
‘The past’s current flows through the characters in his fiction so strongly that it almost becomes t …
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The Nightkeeper’s Apprentice by Jude Reid
‘She’d never seen anything like it. The whole sky was lit up in ribbons of colour – blue, green, yel …
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David Robinson Interviews: Gavin Francis
‘He’s not my GP so I can’t say this for sure, but based on this book – wise, informed, well-written, …
FEATURED AUTHOR:
Louise Welsh
After Graduating from Glasgow University, Louise Welsh realised she had serious aspirations to become a novelist; these were at odds, however, with the need to earn a living. After setting up and running a second hand bookshop for most of her twenties, …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Charco Press
Edinburgh-based Charco Press, founded by Samuel McDowell and Carolina Orloff, aims to change the current literary scene to make room for a kind of literature that has been overlooked’ and ‘expose the UK reader to new and exciting voices. Charco Press i …