CATEGORY: Fiction from Scotland
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Rose Nicholson
Andrew Greig
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The Pavilion in the Clouds: A new stand-alone novel
Alexander McCall Smith
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The Everliving Memory of John Valentine
Ross Sayers
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The Shetland Sea Murders: A gripping and chilling murder mystery
Marsali Taylor
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The Highlander’s Inconvenient Bride (A Highland Feuding)
Terri Brisbin
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The Blood of Crows
Caro Ramsay
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The Ebb-Tide
Robert Louis Stevenson, Lloyd Osbourne, Mint Editions
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The Night Before Morning
Alistair Moffat
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This Good Book
Iain Hood
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The Darlings
Angela Jackson
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Phosphate Rocks
Fiona Erskine
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Simple Fire: Selected Short Stories
George Mackay Brown, Malachy Tallack
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The Oath-Takers, and Sea-Green Ribbons
Naomi Mitchison, Naomi Mitchison
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The Roots of Evil
Quintin Jardine
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A Glasgow Kiss
Sophie Gravia
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Sunrise by the Sea
Jenny Colgan
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The Good Neighbours
Nina Allan
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Kings of a Dead World
Jamie Mollart
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Peanuts: Scotland Bound, Charlie Brown
Charles M Schulz
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Daisy Chain: a novel of The Glasgow Girls
Maggie Ritchie
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Fidan Meikle
Fidan Meikle is an Azerbaijani-British writer, linguist and translator. She writes poetry and prose for children and adults. When she isn’t writing, Fidan can be found teaching languages, indulging her love of Azerbaijani cuisine, or exploring the Scot …
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Brown, Son & Ferguson
We were established around 1850 and publish around 7 books per annum. We mainly publish nautical and some yachting publications. Our main publication is Brown’s Nautical Almanac which is published annually, also technical and non-technical publications …