CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Alternatives to Valium: How Punk Rock Saved a Shy Boy’s Life
Alastair McKay
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One Body
Catherine Simpson
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The Late Medieval Scottish Parliament: Politics and the three Estates, 1424-1488
Roland Tanner
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Argonauts of the Scottish Isles
Robin Lloyd-Jones
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The A to Z of Whisky Place-Names
Jacob King
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Catching Fire: A Translation Diary
Daniel Hahn
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Life’s Stink and Honey
Lynn Valentine
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Bessie Quinn Survivor Spirit: From Galashiels Mills to Garden Cities – the story of an Irish family in Scotland 1845-1922
Bessie Quinn, Catherine Robinson
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The Late Roman Silver Treasure from Traprain Law
Fraser Hunter, Annemarie Kaufmann-Heinimann, Kenneth Painter
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Wayward
Vashti Bunyan
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The Tales of Beedle the Bard – Illustrated Edition: A magical companion to the Harry Potter stories
J. K. Rowling, Chris Riddell
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The Nearly Man
Mark Bridgeman
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Introducing Auguste Rodin
Pippa Stephenson-Sit
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Introducing European Tapestries
Rebecca Quinton
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Introducing Islamic Carpets
Noorah Al-Gailani
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Introducing Joseph Crawhall
Joanna Meacock
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Fife Flyers On This Day
John Ross
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Limbic
Peter Scalpello
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Embroidering Her Truth: Mary, Queen of Scots and the Language of Power
Clare Hunter
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Daughters of the North
Jennifer Morag Henderson
LATEST ISSUE: Read Into It
A Year in Water by Beth McDonough
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Crossing the Sound by Peter Irvine
David Robinson Interviews Olga Wojtas
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The Book … According to Lin Anderson
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With My Own Hand: A Q & A with Ashley Douglas
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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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!
‘Whatever the future may hold, we can be sure that The Broons and Oor Wullie will always be a part o …
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Pretty Valuable Things by A. J. Leslie
Harper considered Charles for a few moments, lit a cigarette, then said ‘we are treating it as murde …
FEATURED AUTHOR:
Olga Wojtas
Olga Wojtas is an unconventional – and very witty – writer of postmodern crime fiction whose surrealist humour has been compared to the likes of PG Wodehouse, Jasper Fforde and the Marx Brothers. Her debut novel, Miss Blaine’s Prefect and the Golden Sa …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Serafina Press
Based in the Borders seaside town of Eyemouth, Serafina Press aims to produce art-driven children’s picture books. The books have a strong sense of their Scottish or North Northumberland location, but are not limited in appeal to the region – they sell …