CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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John Napier: Logarithm John
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Forensics: The Anatomy of Crime
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Private Giving, Public Good: The Impact of Philanthropy at the University of Edinburgh
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Katherine Mansfield and World War One
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Minority Nations in the Age of Uncertainty: New Paths to National Emancipation and Empowerment
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Leibniz’s Monadology: A New Translation and Guide
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The Short Stories of George Mackay Brown
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Memory, Subjectivity and Independent Chinese Cinema
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Barclay on the Lectionary: Mark: Year B
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Roomscape: Women Writers in the British Museum from George Eliot to Virginia Woolf
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Cixous’s Semi-Fictions: Thinking at the Borders of Fiction
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Minority Nations in the Age of Uncertainty: New Paths to National Emancipation and Empowerment
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Shakespeare and Continental Philosophy
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Still Running: The Seven Lives of a Glasgow Phenomenon
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Crimsoning the Eagle’s Claw: The Viking Poems of Rognvaldr Kali Kolsson, Earl of Orkney
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How to Pass Higher Chemistry for CFE
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The Builders of Edinburgh New Town 1767-1795
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The World According to Gogglebox
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Pub Dogs of Glasgow
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A Final Grain of Truth
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Douglas Watt
Douglas Watt was born in Edinburgh and brought up there and in Aberdeen. He was educated at Edinburgh University where he gained an MA and PhD in Scottish History. Douglas is the author of a series of historical crime novels set in late 17th century Sc …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Into Creative
Into Creative is an independent publishing house based in Glasgow, Scotland. Its imprint, Into Books, has a reputation for quality writers presented to high quality design standards.Established by Stephen Cameron in 2013 as a platform for the creative …