CATEGORY: Sports & Hobbies
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Tales from the Dugout
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Britain and the Olympic Games, 1908-1920: Perspectives on Participation and Identity
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Tour De France: The History, the Legend, the Riders. Updated to Include the 2015 Race
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The Knowledge: Whisky
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Twelve Months in the Saddle
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Got, Not Got: Spurs: The Lost World of Tottenham Hotspur
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Got, Not Got: Southampton FC: The Lost World of Southampton
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Hibernian FC On This Day: History, Facts & Figures from Every Day of the Year
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Trading Secrets: Squash Greats Recall Their Toughest Duels
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AFC Bournemouth Miscellany: Cherries Trivia, History, Facts and Stats
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Luggy: The Autobiography of Paul Sturrock
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American Football’s Forgotten Kings: The Rise and Fall of the London Monarchs
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No Borders: Playing Rugby for Ireland
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Rugby World Cup Greatest Games: A History in 50 Matches
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The Scotch Whisky Treasures
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Got, Not Got: Newcastle United: The Lost World of Newcastle United
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Ayrshire Traction
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Dumfries Through Time
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Keeping in Paradise: My Autobiography
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The Broons Diary 2016
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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In Search of Gems by Kenneth Steven
‘It still amazes me that these magnificent shells grow in a river. Never mind whether they have pear …
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Winterbourne by Elisabeth Wolf
‘The Coopers stared at each other for a second, two seconds. ‘It’s a sign—’ said Cooper.’
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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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Iain MacLachlain
Iain Maclachlain is an award-winning first-time novelist from Morayshire. He believes passionately in writing in his local North-east Scots. From a working-class background, Iain was shortlisted for the Penguin/ Random House WriteNow programme in 2020.
