Rymour
| A long poem in four parts, on politics, literature and life written during the COVID 19... |
| A Bard’s Life: a life portrayed in poetry, prose and pictures. is not a typical... |
| The Black Cuillin, the most rugged mountain range in the UK, forms a continuous chain... |
| Mary Symon was a poet from the North-east of Scotland writing predominantly in Scots.... |
| Freddy Anderson (1928-2002) was a noted Glasgow writer. This is the first collected... |
| Crombie Saunders was a man who, in his keenness to promote the literary flowering of... |
| Possibly the world's first novel about the fast-growing sport of walking football; a... |
| A tartan noir thriller with a twist—it is largely narrated from the point of view of... |
| Edinburgh faces a terrorist threat during the Festival. A fast-paced caper with a... |
| EDINBURGH—Scotland's capital city. HAMISH McDAVITT—ex-archivist and local historian,... |
| Stories, monologues and a few poems all written in the Glaswegian dialect of Scots... |
| The 15th July 1889 was a busy day on the Isle of Arran as it was Fair Monday. A number... |
