CATEGORY: Humour
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Brimster Tales
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Dash O’Doric : The Hale Lot
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Stanley Baxter’s Bedside Book of Glasgow Humour
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MacRory’s Breeks and Other Highland Humour
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Scotland, Bloody Scotland
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A Stranger Here Myself
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A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue from the Twelfth Century to the End of the Seventeenth: Volume 9: Si-Sto
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From Scenes Like These: Scottish Anecdotes and Episodes
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Tales of the Tartan Army
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Rikki Fulton’s Reverend I.M. Jolly
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:
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:
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 …