CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Tartans
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Hampden
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Walking in the Pentland Hills: 30 walks in Edinburgh’s local hills
Susan Falconer
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From Pictland to Alba, 789-1070
Alex Woolf
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The Edinburgh Companion to Scottish Romanticism
Professor Murray Pittock
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RLS In Love
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The Most Beautiful Villages Of Scotland
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The Scotland Of Robert Burns
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Art Treasures Of Kelvingrove
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The Antonine Wall
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The Arran Malt: An Island Whisky Renaissance
Neil Wilson
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Transport in British Fiction: Technologies of Movement, 1840-1940
Adrienne E. Gavin, Andrew F. Humphries
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The Life of Robert Burns
Catherine Carswell
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Dear Green Sounds
Edited by Kate Molleson
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My Friend the Mercenary
James Brabazon
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Freedom Found
Sara Trevelyan
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Modern Nostalgia: Siegfried Sassoon, Trauma and the Second World War
Robert Hemmings
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From Pictland to Alba, 789-1070
Alex Woolf
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Keeping It Cheery
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The Place Names Of Edinburgh
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The Scottish Colourists: Art & Life by Alice Strang
‘Together the quartet embodied a new spirit in Scottish art and they are celebrated as Scotland’s le …
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David Robinson Reviews: Our Noble Selves by Kate Atkinson
‘As I suggested at the start, there’s a whole heap of plot in Our Noble Selves – spies, murders, and …
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‘They had spoken perhaps ten sentences each and it had already begun. Moira’s resentments, her preju …
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Ayont the Thistle by Jim Mackintosh, Alan Riach and James Robertson
‘Nane ae this then but – ma hert daen its hing/ an yon wee smile ae yours in the saft smir ae the ga …
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David Robinson Reviews: This Door of the Seas
‘He sees what he wants to. And it makes a kind of sense too – especially to colonists from Scotland, …
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The Broons and Oor Wullie Celebrate their 90th Birthdays!
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FEATURED AUTHOR:
Alan Parks
Alan Parks has worked in the music industry for over twenty years. His debut novel Bloody January was shortlisted for the Grand Prix de Littérature Policière. He won the McIlvanney Prize in 2022 for the fifth entry in the Harry McCoy series, May God Fo …
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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 …