BOOKS
Evil is just one floor away in a pacey read
Setting aside associations of Edinburghās cobbled streets with one āBoy Wizardā, Anthony OāNeill has crafted a rather more sinister reality. āIn Edinburgh, evil is just...
A travelogue of Britain’s most notorious climb on Skye
Simon Ingram is not alone in his fascination with the mighty Cuillin, but this breeze-block-sized tome is a veritable paean to the Skye mountain ridge...
Seminal Scots work given audiobook treatment
Over many years, people have asked writer Billy Kay why he had not recorded an audio version of his classic book Scots: The Mither Tongue....
Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction finalists unveiled
The Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction, which celebrates outstanding historical novels published in the UK, Ireland and the Commonwealth, has announced its 2022 longlist....
