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Unraveling Tales <p> A Review on Cat Wumman </p>

Unraveling Tales

A Review on Cat Wumman

Cat Wumman is the latest collection of short stories by Gerda Stevenson, a multi-talented Scottish writer known for her rich contributions to literature, theatre and music. This collection offers readers...
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A Thrilling Journey Through Scotland's History <p> A Review of To War With Wallace </p>

A Thrilling Journey Through Scotland's History

A Review of To War With Wallace

In To War with Wallace, Barbara Henderson delivers an engaging and adventurous tale set against the backdrop of the Scottish Wars of Independence. Aimed at young readers, this historical fiction...
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A Journey Through Heart and Landscape <p> A Review of Love Goes North </p>

A Journey Through Heart and Landscape

A Review of Love Goes North

Julie McNeill's Love Goes North is a poignant collection of poetry that captures the essence of journeys, both physical and emotional. With a delicate touch, McNeill invites readers to travel...
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Behind the Scenes with Mark Furse <p> Quick-Fire Q&A </p>

Behind the Scenes with Mark Furse

Quick-Fire Q&A

Join us as Mark Furse, author of Scottish Films, takes part in our series of quick-fire Q&As! What is a quick-fire Q&A? We have our interviewee pick a number at random and...
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Nature's Symphony <p> A Review of When the Grass Dances </p>

Nature's Symphony

A Review of When the Grass Dances

When the Grass Dances is a stunning collaboration between poet Valerie Gillies and photographer Rebecca Marr, celebrating the often-overlooked beauty of grasses. This beautifully crafted book invites readers to pause,...
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Threads of Memory and Meaning <p> A Review of If This Were Real </p>

Threads of Memory and Meaning

A Review of If This Were Real

In If This Were Real, Gerda Stevenson invites readers into a vibrant tapestry of poetry that is as rich and varied as the landscapes of Scotland itself. This new edition...
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A Month of Visionary Art and Bold Gaelic Fiction

A Month of Visionary Art and Bold Gaelic Fiction

July has been a vibrant month for readers, with Luath Press unveiling a striking range of new titles that traverse the boundaries of art, culture and storytelling. Two standouts this...
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The Secrets of the St Kilda Isles <p> Review of The Lady of Hirta </p>

The Secrets of the St Kilda Isles

Review of The Lady of Hirta

In The Lady of Hirta, W.C. Mackenzie crafts a richly woven tapestry of intrigue, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of truth set against the windswept backdrop of the St Kilda...
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Five Architectural Treasures <p> Discovering Scotland's Heritage in Scotland in 100 Buildings </p>

Five Architectural Treasures

Discovering Scotland's Heritage in Scotland in 100 Buildings

In Scotland in 100 Buildings, Roger Emmerson invites readers on a captivating journey through the nation’s architectural wonders. This book is a collection of personal narratives, reflections and insights that breathe... Read More
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