CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Some Rise By Sin
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Terms of Restitution: A stand-alone thriller from the author of the bestselling DCI Daley Series
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Rizzio
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The Dark Remains
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Death of a Selkie
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Rescued By Her Highland Soldier
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Even the Birds Grow Silent
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1979: The unmissable first thriller in an electrifying, brand-new series from the Queen of Crime
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Rock Paper Scissors
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The Great Silence
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Emily Noble’s Disgrace
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Tuathanas nan Creutairean [Animal Farm in Gaelic]
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Between Tongues
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Celtic Cross
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Break in Case of Silence: New Writing Scotland 39
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A Rattle of Bones: A Rebecca Connolly Thriller
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Rose Nicholson
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Blank Pages and Other Stories
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The Pavilion in the Clouds: A new stand-alone novel
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The Sheikh and the Dustbin (The McAuslan Stories, Book 3)
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:
Sue Lawrence
Sue Lawrence is one of the UK’s leading cookery writers. After winning BBC’s MasterChef in 1991, she became a food writer and journalist, regularly contributing to Scotland on Sunday, the Sunday Times and other leading magazines. Raised in Dundee, she …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Glasgow Museums
We have a long history of publishing – Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum opened in 1901, and people have been writing about and publishing on the city’s collections ever since. The focus of Glasgow Museums Publishing programme is naturally the one mil …