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THE BOOK'In our Day...'Life in the glens and villages of Perthshire is viewed through the eyes of shepherds, farmers, crofters, estate workers, housewives, gardeners, professionals, trades-people and...

THE BOOK: "Recollections of an Argyllshire Drover" & Other West Highland Chronicles by Eric R. Cregeen. Edited by Margaret BennettEric Cregeen's groundbreaking research into the Argyll Estate Papers...

This book marks the 60th anniversary of the 1951 Edinburgh People's Festival Ceilidh and collects views and perspectives on the way the Scottish Folk Revival has evolved over the past sixty years. ...

Anent Hamish Henderson - Essays, Poems, Interviews brings together more than twenty contributions ranging from fond memory to critical inquiry anent the late Hamish Henderson, Scotland's leading...

Eadar-theangachadh gu G?idhlig de Arthur ? Gen?ve: 'S e balach gleusta, fe?rachail a th' ann an Artair agus tha e a' fuireach air an d?thaich. An oidhche bha seo, chaidil e air beulaibh braidseal de...

Arthur est un jeune gar?on vif et curieux, vivant dans un petit village situ? en pleine campagne. Un soir, en s endormant chez lui devant un beau feu de chemin?e, il d?couvre qu il poss?de un don...

Arthur ? LondresArthur est un jeune gar?on vif et curieux, vivant dans un petit village situ? en pleine campagne. Un soir, en s endormant chez lui devant un beau feu de chemin?e, il d?couvre qu il...

Arthur is a bright and curious young boy who lives in the countryside. One night, he falls asleep close to a roaring log fire and he discovers an amazing gift: he can travel in his dreams and soon...

At Hame Wi' Freedom marks the tenth anniversary of Hamish Henderson's death in 2002. It is the third book of a loose trilogy: Borne on the Carrying Stream (Grace Note Publications, 2010), followed by...

Borne on the Carrying Stream: The Legacy of Hamish Henderson. Hamish Henderson poet, soldier, scholar, folklorist, song-maker and political activist. Eighteen essays engaging with aspects of Hamish...

In De?, Marcas Mac an Tuairneir, an up and coming young poet, released his first collection of Poems in Scottish Gaelic. This book is fully bilingual Gaelic - English. In his foreword by Martin...

In Eavesdropping on Myself, Norman chronicles his boyhood in Glasgow and explores the push-pull of two cultures: working-class Glaswegian and first-generation HebrideanThis is Norman Maclean at his...

Mario Relich Poetry: 'There is nothing provincial about the poems in Mario Relich collection. Local at times, yes, with evocations of the poet's various home bases, but as the likes of William Carlos...

THE BOOK: Horse Kogill and Mr. Money-Man'Ride like Kogill' was a saying 19th century in Iceland when the swashbuckling Capt. John Coghill was galloping across this land of volcanoes and glaciers. A...

Jerome Just one more Song! A Local, Social & Political History in the Repertoire of a Newfoundland-Irish Singer. This timeless Songs collection, recorded in Codroy Valley, Newfoundland, 1980 by...

Jerome Just one more Song! A Local, Social & Political History in the Repertoire of a Newfoundland-Irish SingerThis timeless Songs collection, recorded in Codroy Valley, Newfoundland, 1980 by...

JUST GO IN: from council estate to country estateAn idealist 17 year old sets off from a council estate near Glasgow to become a farm secretary on the large farms and estates of the East of Scotland...

Nell Hannah was born in rural Aberdeenshire in 1920 and grew in Turriff, where her family scraped a meagre living as domestic and farm servants. After the outbreak of World War Two, Nell and her...

A Belgian pagoda and a red Hungarian hedgehog; 12-year-old Hector Berlioz falls in love; a French tribute to Edgar (Allan) Poe; lakes in Germany and Italy, rivers in Switzerland; home thoughts from...

In Postcairds Fae Woodwick Mill, Fife goes to Orkney, and comes back again, and the meeting of people and places is a rich and moving exchange. Wullie Hershaw has redd up a braw feast for his readers...

Thugadh tiotal an leabhar Ri Luinneig mun Chr? bho ?ran eilthirich a' cuimhneachadh le cianalas air seallaidhean agus fuaimean an ?ite san togadh e, nam measg luinneagan nam ban ?ga 's iad a'...

Robert MacLeod: Miner Poet. An Anthology by Arthur Nevay Introduction and Edited by Margaret Bennett Arthur Nevay has collected over 120 compositions by former Cowdenbeath miner, Robert MacLeod...

In his first novel, Owen Dudley Edwards views the story of the pilgrimage and passion of Jesus Christ through the eyes of Johnny, his youngest disciple."Johnny loved Jesus. Read this breathtaking...

STANLEY MILLSSituated on an exceptional site on the River Tay, StanleyMills in Perthshire, together with its nearby village, isof outstanding historical importance, with the Bell Millprobably the fi...

Th?inig an taghadh seo de sgeulachdan eucoir Ian Rankin ?s na cruinnichidhean aige A GOOD HANGING (1992) agus BEGGARS BANQUET (2002). Cl?radh, Mallachd Dean, A' faicinn Rudan, Auld Lang Syne agus...

THE BOOKTammy Norrie: The Hoose Daemon Of SeahousesMy name is Tammy Norrie - I am a hoose daemon, spirit, invisible ghost - eel, animus - whatever you choose to call me. I bide in and haunt an old...

Annals of the Holyrood Parish chronicles a Decade of Devolution in Scotland, from the 2003 'rainbow parliament' to the eve of the independence referendum. An account that captures the pre-referendum...

The Chagall Winnocks [with other Scots poems and ballads of Europe.From the forests of Finland to the plain of Lombardy, from a Scottish beach to a river island in Hungary, Tom Hubbard deploys the...

Poor auld Burtie ...It wasnae a nice way to go, the way he went. "Followed one of the trails, just beyond the 'lodge', to an old quarry and, on the moors just beyond, a cluster of weird outcrops...

The Tempest written by William Shakespeare translated into Scots by William Hershaw.The Voices O The Abbey Waas written by William Hershaw.The Tempest by William Shakespeare, translated into Scots by...