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Wigtown in the festival

Book festival brings millions to Scots economy

The Wigtown Book Festival generated Ā£4.3 million for the Scottish economy last year ā€“ up from Ā£2.3 million since 2013. The new economic impact study,...

A handy guide to Scotland’s skiing scene

This is, so the blurb informs us, Scotlandā€™s first guide to off-piste skiing and snowboarding. The book focuses on the mountains around Ben Nevis and...

A chaotic childhood led to a life in nursing

Mary J MacLeodā€™s childhood memoirs tell the chaotic story of her upbringing ā€“ from an idyllic childhood, her motherā€™s death changes everything. Passed from one...

When the landlords kept their tenants in state of terror

In None Dare Oppose, a study of Highland landlordism, author John MacLeod paints a portrait of Victorian Scotland. For two decades, the people of Lewis...

An exciting thriller with clever plot twists

The body of a woman is found bludgeoned and dumped in the water of Loch Lomond, while Iain Fraser of Helensburgh, who put her there,...

Opening the windows of the memory with photos

Old photographs can feel very remote to the modern viewer. However, in this collection of short stories based on old photographs, Alexander McCall Smith ingeniously...


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