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A fun guide to Dundee exploring hidden treasures

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Dundee: A Very Peculiar History is an illustrated pocket-sized guide to the hidden treasures of Dundee, Scotlandā€™s fourth largest city. It takes a light-hearted approach...
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Wigtown Book Festival 2019 another big success

Books | Scotland
Itā€™s been another superb year for the Wigtown Book Festival. Preliminary figures suggest that audience numbers matched or even bettered the 29,000 achieved for the...

Saving the wildcats – Scotland’s Highland tiger

Books | Reviews | Scotland
For someone who initially had no particular interest in wildcats, I finished this book feeling massively concerned for their welfare and vulnerability.Ā  Marianne Taylor delves...

An outsider’s look at Scotland’s capital

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Chiang Yee offers an insightful and refreshing view on the capital in The Silent Traveller in Edinburgh. Refusing to let the unpredictable Scottish weather hinder...

The ideal book for the fisherman in your life

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Reflections on the Loch is a wonderful hardback book, to warm the heart of any trout angler, and a perfect Christmas present. The widely-travelled Orcadian...

Former policeman uses his eye to write new novel

Books | Reviews | Scotland
Peter Ritchie uses his past experience gained from a career as a senior police officer to write this crime fiction novel with astonishing authenticity and...
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