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Luath Press takes its name from Robert Burns, whose little collie Luath (Gael., swift or nimble) tripped up Jean Armour at a wedding and gave him the chance to speak to the woman who was to be his wife and the abiding love of his life. Burns called one of ‘The Twa Dogs’ Luath after Cuchullin’s hunting dog in Ossian’s Fingal. Luath Press was established in 1981 in the heart of Burns country, and is now based a few steps up the road from Burns’ first lodgings on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile.
Luath Press is an independent publishing house which offers distinctive writing with a hint of unexpected pleasures. Prizewinning and shortlisted books include Bad Catholics (Specsavers Crime Writers Association New Blood Dagger – shortlisted) and The Bower Bird by Ann Kelley (Costa Children’s Book Award – winner; UK Literacy Association Book Award – winner).
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BOOKS FROM Luath Press
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Last of the Line
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Orkney: A Special Place
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St Kilda: The Silent Islands
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Ye’ll No Sell Your Hen on a Rainy Day: And Other Canny Scottish Proverbs
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Cashmere: A Guide to Scottish Luxury
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100 Welcomes to a Dying Language: A Hundir Inboos Till a Diein Leid
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Me and Ma Gal
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Mcsmorgasbord: What We Can Learn from Our Northern Neighbours
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Arguing for Independence: Evidence, Risk and the Wicked Issues
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The History of Art in 100 Limericks: Volume 1
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The Ultimate Guide to Being Scottish: 2015
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The Onlyness: Or the Irish Rebellion of 1916
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The Fatal Sleep
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Flora Mcivor: A Jacobite Novel
Donald Smith
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The Lions of Lisbon: The Story of Celtic’s 1967 European Cup Victory
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The Winter Book
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Language of My Choosing: A Creative Scots-Italian Memoir
Anne Pia
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Wild Mountain Times
Phil Gribbon
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Lord James
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The Gorse in Bloom
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Washing Hugh McDiarmid’s Socks
Magi Gibson
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An Nighean Air an Aiseag
Aonghas Padraig Cain
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Onlyness: Exploring the Predicament of the Only Child
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A Basic Income Handbook
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Crossing the Sound
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A Wee Bit Zen
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Leonard Cohen
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The Hughs: Vol. 2 The Islands
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Northern Isles No More
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Beyond Palatable
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The How to Win at Work Book
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Barrowland: The Inside Story of Glasgow’s Beloved Ballroom
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An Taobh Dorcha
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Scotland in 100 Buildings
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Brave New Music: The Martyn Bennett Story
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Scotland: Today and Yesterday
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Poisoning Pigeons in the Park: The Songs of Tom Lehrer
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Doric Sayings
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Leonard Cohen: The Man Who Saw the Angels Fall
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Merdeka
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Far Na Slighe
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Pink Camouflage
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Magnaccioni
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Already, Too Late
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Demarco’s Edinburgh
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The Tongue She Speaks
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Letting Go: A timeline of tales
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Orkney: A Special Way of Life
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Linne Dhomhain (Dark Pool)
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100 Favourite Gaelic Poems
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Revolution: A Short Sharp History of Scottish Wind Power – And Where is Goes From Here
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Why Gardens Matter
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The Case of the Catalans: Why So Many Catalans No Longer Want to be Part of Spain
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Essentials of Basic Income
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A Basic Income Pocketbook
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More Than A Game
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The Declaration of Arbroath
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The Glasgow Effect
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Scottish Artists in an Age of Radical Change: 1945 to the 21st Century
Bill Hare
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macCloud Falls
Robert Alan Jamieson
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Scottish Parliament in its Own Words: An Oral History
Thomas A.W. Stewart
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Barnhill
Norman Bissell
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The Unnatural Death of a Jacobite
Douglas Watt
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Scotland, the UK and Brexit
Gerry Hassan, Russell Gunson
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McSmorgasbord: What post-Brexit Scotland can learn from the Nordics
Lesley Riddoch, Eberhard Bort
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The Old Grey Magician: A Scottish Fionn Cycle
Macpherson, George
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Poems, Chiefly In The Scottish Dialect
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This Is Scotland
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The Ultimate Guide To The Munros
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Trackman
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A Good Cause
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Women Saying No
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EU Referendum 2016: A Guide for Voters
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