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<strong>Christmas</strong> <strong>2024</strong><br />

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Leonard Cohen<br />

The Man Who Saw The Angels Fall<br />

CHRISTOPHE LEBOLD<br />

9781804251560<br />

September <strong>2024</strong><br />

Hardback<br />

234x156mm<br />

608pp<br />

£35.00<br />

DNB Biography<br />

FIRST ENGLISH<br />

EDITION OF<br />

ACCLAIMED<br />

FRENCH<br />

BIOGRAPHY<br />

I am deeply respectful of the mind<br />

that has produced this book.<br />

LEONARD COHEN,<br />

EMAIL TO THE AUTHOR<br />

Christophe Lebold unveils Leonard Cohen’s enigmatic journey exploring love, faith and<br />

existentialism. Through meticulous research and personal encounters, Lebold transcends<br />

biography, delving into Cohen’s mission to illuminate life’s shadows. This book captivates<br />

and inspires, inviting readers into life’s complexities and darkest corners. Leonard Cohen<br />

has aimed high: to be all Jewish heroes at once. Like Jacob, he struggled with angels.<br />

Like David, he sang psalms and seduced women. Like Abraham, he moved from place to<br />

place and remained a stranger everywhere. But he never ceased doing what he did best:<br />

stepping into avalanches and reviving our hearts. From Montreal and New York to the<br />

Greek island of Hydra this book follows the singer’s cosmopolitan life and examines his<br />

perpetual dialogues with God, with himself, and with hotel rooms.<br />

A book to get lost in.<br />

BOOKLIST STARRED REVIEW<br />

Rhapsodic and fluidly written.<br />

LIBRARY JOURNAL<br />

A literary masterpiece.<br />

JEFF FLEISCHER, FOREWORD REVIEWS<br />

This definitive biography of Leonard Cohen has been selected for The Guardian <strong>Christmas</strong><br />

promotions, offering readers an in-depth look at the iconic musician’s life and legacy. With<br />

upcoming reviews in The Irish Times, Record Collector and Uncut, as well as interviews on BBC<br />

Radio – with an interview on BBC Radio 6 Music – the book is generating significant attention.<br />

The release of ITVX’s So Long, Marianne series has sparked renewed interest, making this the<br />

perfect time to discover or revisit Cohen’s remarkable story. With additional features in the Irish<br />

Daily Mirror, Irish Daily Star and more, this book is not to be missed.<br />

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CHRISTOPHE LEBOLD, an expert in<br />

American literature, holds a position as<br />

an associate professor at the University<br />

of Strasbourg, France. His doctoral<br />

research focused on the works of<br />

Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan. With a<br />

deep admiration for Leonard Cohen, he<br />

has extensively journeyed in the<br />

footsteps of the poet. Alongside his<br />

academic pursuits, he is a theatre actor and practitioner of Zen,<br />

finding joy in poets, cats and, when feeling cheerful,<br />

all living things.<br />

The best book about Leonard Cohen.<br />

JEAN-LUC PORQUET, Le Canard enchaîné<br />

An extraordinary piece of work, at every level ... It’s the biographical<br />

denouement that Leonard deserves.<br />

MICHAEL POSNER, author of Leonard Cohen, Untold Stories: The Early Years<br />

The first edition of my book was published in French in late 2013 to good<br />

reviews and few readers.<br />

Then came 2014, Leonard tells me that if we must meet, it should be soon.<br />

He tells me why. A few months later, I am on a plane to Los Angeles. From<br />

the first minute, we spoke like old friends, sometimes until late at night.<br />

Although he was not well, he let me watch him live for a little. We said<br />

things to each other that I can’t repeat. It is not that they are secret; they<br />

are just very delicate. Like butterflies or hummingbirds. To repeat them<br />

would destroy them.<br />

We met again in Los Angeles two months later (he seemed in much better<br />

shape). We spent a last afternoon together; we hung out; we had a laugh;<br />

smoked a cigarette. And it was time to go.<br />

We stayed in touch. We were now friends. In his emails, he always talked<br />

about his health as an amusing detail, a little whim of the body. Two<br />

weeks before his death, I got a last, humorous, loving email warning me<br />

that the “body ferociously insists on gravitational rights.” A little nod<br />

at my theme of the fall of men and angels. And then, he left. It broke my<br />

heart, of course, but that’s what hearts are for.<br />

Crammed with photos, footnotes, a blizzard of evidence, of fantastic research<br />

and opinion: this is ESSENTIAL.<br />

JIM DEVLIN, author of Leonard Cohen: In His Own Words and In Every Style of Passion:<br />

The Works of Leonard Cohen<br />

This is the Summa Cohenia we needed.<br />

BERNARD LOUPIAS, Le Nouvel Observateur<br />

WITH OVER 3.4 MILLION<br />

MONTHLY LISTENERS<br />

ON SPOTIFY AND 1.4<br />

MILLION SUBSCRIBERS<br />

ON YOUTUBE, LEONARD<br />

COHEN IS A CULTURAL<br />

PHENOMENON<br />

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Haud Ma Teeth Till Ah<br />

Tie Ma Lace!<br />

Everyday Banter Overheard in Glasgow<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

with illustrations by<br />

BOB DEWAR<br />

9781804251768<br />

November <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

198x129mm<br />

160pp<br />

£7.99<br />

WH Humour<br />

Divided into twelve sections covering<br />

everything from love, through health<br />

to international tensions, there really is<br />

something for every reader here.<br />

linda's book bag, Blogger on<br />

Dinna Fash Yesel, Scotland!<br />

From the bustling bodies on Sauchiehall Street to those running late in Central Station,<br />

Allan Morrison’s latest book captures the essence of Glasgow’s vibrant, everyday banter<br />

that fills the streets with laughter. Known for its direct, unrestrained and often irreverent<br />

humour, Glasgow’s unique patter is a testament to the quick wit and sharp tongues of the<br />

Weegies. Adding to the charm are delightful illustrations by the talented Bob Dewar.<br />

Haud Ma Teeth Till Ah Tie Ma Lace! is your ticket to experiencing the hilarious, creative and<br />

sometimes downright audacious remarks that make this city so beloved. Whether you’re a<br />

local or a visitor, this book promises to entertain with its juicy, entertaining anecdotes.<br />

Embrace the Glaswegian cool and get ready to laugh out loud. So that’s you telt!<br />

This braw wee book is full of wisdom to help us through these challenging times.<br />

franmcbookface, Blogger<br />

If you are looking for a gift for the Scot in your life, or for someone with Scottish roots, I’m sure<br />

they’d find this little book very witty and entertaining.<br />

joanne, The Portobello Book Blog on Dinna Fash Yersel, Scotland!<br />

ALLAN MORRISON is a prolific author whose previous books include Dinna Fash<br />

Yersel, Scotland!, Haud Ma Chips, Ah’ve Drapped the Wean!, Should’ve Gone tae<br />

Specsavers, Ref!, Last Tram tae Achenshuggle! and Kerryoans up the Clyde! His<br />

media appearances include The One Show and The Fred MacAulay Show. He is<br />

involved in charity work and after-dinner speaking, and is a member of his local<br />

Rotary club. Allan enjoys hill-walking, sport and travel. He lives in the West of<br />

Scotland and is the proud grandfather of four grandchildren.<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited


Poisoning Pigeons<br />

in the Park<br />

The Songs of Tom Lehrer<br />

TOM LEHRER<br />

with introduction by<br />

GYLES BRANDRETH<br />

Illustrations by BOB DEWAR<br />

9781913025083<br />

December <strong>2024</strong><br />

Hardback<br />

198x135mm<br />

192pp<br />

£14.99<br />

AV Music<br />

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Poisoning Pigeons in the Park brings Tom Lehrer<br />

into <strong>2024</strong> with this new collection of the best,<br />

funniest and darkest songs from his career –<br />

alongside newly created illustrations by the<br />

talented Bob Dewar and introduced by the prolific national treasure Gyles Brandreth.<br />

From ‘The Elements Song’ to ‘We’ll all go together when we go’, these hilariously dark lyrics<br />

will keep you on your toes as you make your way through his ever-familiar work. With building<br />

political tension around the world, Lehrer’s satire remains relevant as ever. It will not only be a<br />

hit with fans of Lehrer’s work but newer fans of black humour in general.<br />

Additionally, those who follow Bob Dewar’s work will also be keen to see how he illustrates<br />

Lehrer’s lyrics.<br />

He is the greatest comedy songwriter of all time.<br />

adam kay, bbc Desert Island Discs<br />

Tom Lehrer, in my opinion, is the cleverist and funniest man of the 20th century.<br />

daniel radcliffe, The Graham Norton Show<br />

TOM LEHRER is an American musician and singer-songwriter. In the 1950s-60s<br />

he recorded many satiric and humorous songs that became popular. Whilst<br />

his songs often used popular music forms of the time, he also wrote original<br />

melodies. Tom commonly deals with dark humour and taboo subjects.<br />

He produced songs about political and current issues, particularly for the<br />

television show That Was the Week That Was. In the 1970s Tom retired from<br />

songwriting – finally declaring that satire was dead when he heard that Henry<br />

Kissinger had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize – to become a professor<br />

of mathematics and musical theatre history at the University of California.<br />

He also taught at Harvard University and MIT. Since his retirement, Tom has<br />

rarely made a public appearance.<br />

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The Boy, The Witch &<br />

The Queen of Scots<br />

BARBARA HENDERSON<br />

9781804251317<br />

April <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

198x129mm<br />

192pp<br />

£7.99<br />

YFT Children's/Teenage Fiction:<br />

Historical Fiction<br />

Scottish Book Trust Book<br />

of the Month (May <strong>2024</strong>)<br />

No.<br />

Not the Palace.<br />

Anywhere but the Palace.<br />

12-year-old Alexander Buchan was once content, training as a falconer at Strathbogie<br />

Castle in Huntly. But when his Earl sends him to Edinburgh to the court of the newly<br />

arrived Mary, Queen of Scots, the boy finds himself lured into a world of intrigue,<br />

terror and treachery. Alexander knows right from wrong, but how can he hope to<br />

outwit his master's murderous messenger'? Surely no one can defy an Earl – especially<br />

one whose wife is rumoured to be a witch!<br />

Soon, more than the boy’s own life is at stake: his friend Lizzie is arrested and the<br />

angry clouds of Reformation Scotland gather around the young Queen.<br />

It seems that Alexander must spy – or die.<br />

A fascinating glimpse into the past – perfect for the primary classroom.<br />

STEVEN KENYON, Teacher Educator for English & History<br />

BARBARA HENDERSON currently resides in Inverness, dividing her time<br />

between writing, and teaching drama. Primarily a children’s novelist, she<br />

is interested in Scottish history and has several published books with<br />

Cranachan Publishing. Her novels are widely studied in Scottish schools<br />

and she regularly travels around the country for workshops and events.<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited


The Good Witch<br />

of Abbotsford<br />

ALASDAIR HUTTON<br />

9781804251645<br />

November <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

198x129mm<br />

96pp<br />

£6.99<br />

YNXW Children's General<br />

Interest: Witches<br />

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From the author of<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> Treasury of Scottish Nursery<br />

Rhymes that was Nominated for<br />

Scots Bairns Book o the Year at the<br />

Scots Language Awards 2023<br />

A story where magic reigns and courage prevails. This captivating tale follows Morag, a<br />

benevolent witch who resides in the mystical woodlands alongside fantastical creatures.<br />

Known for her unwavering commitment to goodness, Morag finds herself confronted<br />

with a grave challenge when the malevolent leader of her coven plots to abduct local<br />

children. As darkness descends upon Abbotsford, Morag must harness her magical<br />

prowess and bravery to thwart the sinister plans.<br />

In a race against time, Morag embarks on a daring quest to rescue the children,<br />

discovering along the way the true extent of her inner strength and the importance<br />

of fighting for justice. The Good Witch of Abbotsford is a spellbinding adventure that<br />

transports young readers into a world where the line between fantasy and reality<br />

blurs. Perfect for those who cherish tales of magic and heroism, this book promises an<br />

unforgettable journey where courage triumphs over even the darkest of adversities.<br />

Alasdair Hutton is one of Scotland’s greatest storytellers.<br />

BRIGADIER DAVID ALLFREY MBE.<br />

ALASDAIR HUTTON – the Voice of the Tattoo from 1992 to 2019 – has been<br />

writing and telling stories for children since he was at primary school. In<br />

addition to being writer and narrator of The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo,<br />

he has written and introduced hundreds of events and concerts in Scotland and<br />

around the world.<br />

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Whit if?<br />

Scotland's History as it micht hiv bin<br />

HUGH McMILLAN<br />

Illustrations by BOB DEWAR<br />

9781804251355<br />

August <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

198x129mm<br />

96pp<br />

£7.99<br />

DC Poetry<br />

Shortlisted for the<br />

Scots Book o the Year <strong>2024</strong><br />

Whit if? asks the questions that you never thought to ask about Scottish history, like<br />

‘Whit if Alexander haed Twitter?’, ‘Whit if John Knox haed fawen in luve wi Mary Queen o<br />

Scots?’ and ‘Whit if Jacques Brel haed jynt the Corries?’<br />

In this new illustrated edition of one of Hugh McMillan’s most beloved collections, he<br />

demonstrates how the past events of Scotland could have turned out differently. Written<br />

in the Scots language, it is an authentic and fun read for any Scot, or person interested<br />

in Scottish history; despite being light-hearted, Whit If? is still informative. With multiple<br />

poems separated into 14 sections, it is a perfect book to dip into.<br />

Here is the Scotlabd you might have had, the Scotland you dreamed of...<br />

RAB WILSON<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited<br />

HUGH McMILLAN is a poet from Penpont in Dumfries and Galloway. He has written<br />

five full collections of poetry and has read in events and poetry festivals worldwide.<br />

His pamphlet Postcards from the Hedge was a winner of the Callum Macdonald Prize<br />

in 2009, a prize he won again for Sheepenned in 2017; as part of that prize, he became<br />

Michael Marks Poet in Residence for the Harvard Summer School in Napflio, Greece. He<br />

was also a winner of the Smith Doorstep Poetry Prize and the Cardiff International Poetry<br />

Competition. Devorgilla’s Bridge was shortlisted for the Michael Marks Award and in 2015<br />

was shortlisted for the Basil Bunting Poetry Award. His poems have also been chosen<br />

three times to feature on National Poetry Day postcards, the latest in 2016. In 2020 he<br />

was chosen by the Scottish Poetry Library as one of four ‘Poetry Champions’ for Scotland,<br />

to seek out and commission new work, and was given the role as editor of Best Scottish<br />

Poems 2021.


Eighth Moon<br />

Bridge<br />

ANGUS PETER CAMPBELL<br />

9781804251379<br />

July <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

198x129mm<br />

160pp<br />

£7.99<br />

FA - Modern and<br />

Contemporary Fiction<br />

11<br />

A truly delightful piece of work made<br />

by a fine craftsman.<br />

ALLAN MASSIE, The Scotsman<br />

Discover the Legend of Olghair MacKenzie:<br />

unravel ancient secrets and personal mysteries.<br />

Was Olghair MacKenzie a master alchemist who<br />

stole secrets from the Egyptians? Or a rebel pirate<br />

seeking refuge on a remote Scottish island after the Armada? Six hundred years later, does his<br />

hidden treasure still await discovery?<br />

In this captivating novel, an ex-footballer named Jack returns to the island of his youth, finding<br />

solace in a fisherman’s cottage as winter approaches. Embracing his new role as the local<br />

postie, Jack reconnects with himself, his family and the close-knit community. Fascinated by the<br />

legend of Olghair MacKenzie since childhood, Jack embarks on a quest to uncover the truth.<br />

He must decipher the mystery of a wave-shaped bridge, the enigma of stone number 759, and<br />

the significance of the eighth moon. Guided by the dreams of a local seer and ancient Gaelic<br />

traditions, Jack’s journey reveals deep personal connections to the island. Immerse yourself in<br />

this magical tale where history and destiny intertwine, leading Jack to uncover not just a legend,<br />

but his own profound ties to the island. A story of adventure, mystery, and homecoming awaits.<br />

A beautiful portrayal of a Hebridean childhood. Elegiac and transfixing.<br />

SELINA SCOTT, on Electricity<br />

Electricity is an amazing book, poetic, immersive, joyful.<br />

LOUISE WELSH, on Electricity<br />

ANGUS PETER CAMPBELL is an award winning novelist, poet, journalist,<br />

broadcaster and actor. He was born and brought up on the islands of South<br />

Uist and Seil. He attended Oban High School where his English teacher was<br />

Iain Crichton Smith, then graduated with Honours in History and Politics from<br />

the University of Edinburgh. His novel, Memory and Straw, won the Saltire<br />

Society Ficiton Book of the Year 2017, and his second crime novel, Constabal<br />

Murdo 2, won the Gaelic Literature Awards Fiction Book of the Year 2022.<br />

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Scotland Today<br />

& Yesterday<br />

Witness to a changing nation<br />

JOHN MACKAY<br />

9781804251898<br />

December <strong>2024</strong><br />

Hardback<br />

234x156mm<br />

352pp<br />

£25.00<br />

DNP Reportage, journalism<br />

or collected collumns<br />

It’s pleasing to be able to get behind the armour<br />

of professional neutrality, with MacKay revealing<br />

himself as a man of good judgement, decency, and<br />

considerable political foresight.<br />

alasdair mckillop, Scottish Review of Books<br />

Experience Scotland’s journey through the eyes of John MacKay, one of the nation’s most<br />

trusted broadcasters. From the Thatcher era to the Independence Referendum and on<br />

to today, MacKay reflects on the events that have defined modern Scotland. Through<br />

personal diaries, interview transcripts, and archive material, he recounts pivotal moments,<br />

including Lockerbie, Dunblane, the creation of the Scottish Parliament, dramatic elections<br />

and the Queen’s passing in Scotland.<br />

His unique perspective offers an intimate view of triumphs, tragedies and cultural<br />

milestones, capturing the essence of a nation in flux. As Scotland stands on the cusp<br />

of new possibilities, this vivid account connects its storied past to its uncertain future,<br />

highlighting the resilience and complexity of a country shaped by change.<br />

Powerful, shocking, heartbreaking.<br />

DAILY MAIL on The Road Dance<br />

Breathtaking<br />

the film magazine on The Road Dance<br />

JOHN MACKAY is a Scottish broadcast journalist and STV News presenter. John<br />

is co-anchor on STV News at Six and presenter on Scotland Tonight, the country’s<br />

most popular news and current aff airs programmes. A highly-respected<br />

journalist with over 30 years’ experience, John has covered many of the biggest<br />

news stories in Scotland in recent times and has been witness to Scotland’s<br />

transformation as a society and a nation. John’s fiction writing draws upon the<br />

oral traditions of his Hebridean background with a trilogy of bestselling novels<br />

set in the Isle of Lewis, the first of which has been adapted for the big screen.<br />

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Inside the Indyref<br />

13<br />

PETE WISHART<br />

9781804251683<br />

September <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

234x156mm<br />

240pp<br />

£14.99<br />

JP Politics<br />

and Government<br />

Dismissive of more idealistic sections<br />

of the Yes movement.<br />

the scotsman<br />

Inside the Indyref by Pete Wishart offers<br />

a compelling account of Scotland’s 2014<br />

independence referendum, a watershed moment in British political history. With an<br />

extraordinary voter turnout of 84.6%, it was a true democratic spectacle, energising<br />

people across the nation in ways rarely seen before. Wishart delivers a unique<br />

narrative, blending frontline insights with thoughtful personal reflections, capturing<br />

the drama, hope and tension of this defining period.<br />

The book transports readers to the heart of a campaign that reshaped Scotland’s<br />

political landscape. It examines the promises made during the referendum, particularly<br />

those of greater powers for Scotland, and questions whether they have been fulfilled.<br />

Wishart’s thoughtful analysis underscores how the referendum’s legacy continues<br />

influencing Scottish political culture, leaving an indelible mark on its institutions and<br />

discourse.<br />

Whether you participated in the campaign, cast your vote or simply followed from<br />

the sidelines, Inside the Indyref illuminates why the 2014 debates and decisions remain<br />

central to Scotland’s constitutional future.<br />

PETE WISHART is a prominent Scottish politician and a dedicated member of the<br />

Scottish National Party (SNP). Serving as the MP for Perth and North Perthshire<br />

since 2001, Wishart has been a vocal advocate for Scottish independence. Before his<br />

election, Pete spent 15 years in the music industry.He began as a founding member<br />

of the Scottish rock band Big Country and later joined the iconic group Runrig.<br />

Selling over one million records worldwide, he is the only MP to have appeared<br />

on Top of the Pops. With a unique background and a deep commitment to his<br />

constituents, he brings a unique perspective to politics, focusing on cultural identity,<br />

self-determination and the future of Scotland.<br />

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It's a Goal!<br />

a personal selection of significant goals<br />

and what they meant<br />

ARCHIE MACPHERSON<br />

9781804251393<br />

October <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

198x129mm<br />

192pp<br />

£11.99<br />

SFBC Football<br />

Broadcast legend on<br />

unforgettable goals<br />

sunday mail<br />

The scoring of a goal in football unleashes emotions for the scorer, teammates, opponents<br />

or onlookers on terracing and living-room couches, that can play havoc with our<br />

anticipation of what constitutes an ordinary day.<br />

Legendary commentator Archie Macpherson delves into the heart of the beautiful game,<br />

where the simple act of scoring a goal becomes a profound moment of human connection.<br />

From the roar of victory to the sting of defeat, Macpherson captures the essence of<br />

football’s emotional rollercoaster through a curated personal selection of significant goals.<br />

With unparalleled insight and passion, Macpherson invites readers to experience the highs<br />

and lows of football, a game where so often a goal transcends the boundaries of the pitch<br />

to touch the hearts of fans worldwide.<br />

It’s a Goal! is a testament to the enduring power of football to unite, inspire and move us all<br />

– whoever our team, wherever we are.<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited<br />

ARCHIE MACPHERSON was born and raised in Shettleston in the east end<br />

of Glasgow. He was headteacher of Swinton School, Lanarkshire, before he<br />

began his broadcasting career at the BBC in 1969. It was here that he became<br />

the principal commentator and presenter on Sportscene. He has since worked<br />

with STV, Eurosport, Talksport, Radio Clyde and Setanta. He has commentated<br />

on various key sporting events including several FIFA World Cups. In 2005 he<br />

received a Scottish BAFTA for special contribution to Scottish broadcasting and<br />

was inducted into Scottish football’s Hall of Fame in 2017. He was the subject of<br />

episode 4 (0f 6) BBC TV Scotland’s Icons of Football series in 2023, described as<br />

‘the voice and face of Scottish football’.


We Are Scottish<br />

Football<br />

JULIE McNEILL<br />

Photography by<br />

CAMPBELL RAMAGE<br />

9781804251577<br />

May <strong>2024</strong><br />

Paperback<br />

170x120mm<br />

128pp<br />

£7.99<br />

WSJA Football<br />

Colour photographs<br />

15<br />

In this unique and vivid collection of poems<br />

and photographs Julie McNeill makes sure<br />

we don’t forget the impact our footballing<br />

history has had on the world.<br />

STUART COSGROVE, author & presenter<br />

With a pen dipped in passion, McNeill explores the emotional landscape of football,<br />

bringing to life the highs and lows, triumphs and tribulations that define the beautiful<br />

game in Scotland.<br />

Her verses transport readers to the electric atmosphere of packed stadiums, where<br />

every cheer and roar reverberates through the pages. With eloquence and insight,<br />

We Are Scottish Football stands as a poetic tribute, capturing the soul-stirring drama<br />

and unwavering devotion that make Scottish football an enduring and enchanting<br />

spectacle.<br />

In this wonderful book of poems and photographs Julie McNeill ties<br />

together the past and present of the game and highlights some of its<br />

outstanding moments, personalities and controversies.<br />

ROSE REILLY MBE, World Cup Winning Footballer<br />

A must-read for any fan of football, history, poetry and Scotland.<br />

IAN MAXWELL, CEO SFA<br />

JULIE McNEILL, poet, author and workshop facilitator, specialises in creative<br />

writing workshops and talks, focusing on mental health and supporting<br />

individuals with additional needs. Author of Mission Dyslexia and two<br />

poetry collections, she’s the Poet in Residence for St Mirren FC Charitable<br />

Foundation and the Makar for The Scottish Women’s National Football Team<br />

Poets Society. Her performances include notable events like Wigtown Book<br />

Festival and StAnza International Poetry Festival.<br />

committed to publishing well written books worth reading


16<br />

Burns and Black Lives<br />

CLARK MCGINN<br />

9781804251690<br />

December <strong>2024</strong><br />

234x156mm<br />

512pp<br />

£25<br />

Paperback<br />

NH History<br />

Key Titles<br />

Summary:<br />

During the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, Robert<br />

Burns faced scrutiny for alleged ties to slavery, with<br />

phrases like 'racist' and 'slave trader' raised against<br />

him. In Burns and Black Lives, Clark McGinn delves into<br />

these claims, exploring the poet’s connections to the<br />

transatlantic slave trade. This compelling study examines<br />

the paradoxes in Burns’ life, challenging readers to<br />

reconcile his literary genius and advocacy for justice with<br />

the moral complexities of his time.<br />

A Case of Desecration in the West<br />

DOUGLAS WATT<br />

9781804251386<br />

July <strong>2024</strong><br />

234x156mm<br />

240pp<br />

£14.99<br />

Paperback<br />

FFH Historical Crime & Mysteries<br />

Summary:<br />

In 1691 Scotland, hooded figures desecrate graves, and<br />

a body is found in the River Clyde. Duchess Hamilton<br />

is unconvinced by the ruling of suicide and hires<br />

investigator John MacKenzie and his assistant, Davie<br />

Scougall, to uncover the truth. As they probe deeper<br />

into Bethia Porterfield's death, they face secrets and<br />

resistance, questioning whether it was an accident,<br />

suicide or something far more sinister.<br />

A mysterious death, secrets, lies and a pair of<br />

dogged detectives. Throw in some impeccable<br />

history, religious fervour and a secret society and<br />

you have an intriguing read<br />

DOUGLAS SKELTON<br />

Collier Laddie<br />

RAB WILSON<br />

9781804251348<br />

April <strong>2024</strong><br />

198x129mm<br />

176pp<br />

£9.99<br />

Paperback<br />

Poetry / Literature & Literary Studies<br />

Summary:<br />

Timed with the 40th anniversary of the 1984-1985 UK<br />

Miners' Strike, this poetry collection features Rab<br />

Wilson's mining and socially relevant poems.<br />

Having worked in the mining industry from 1977, Rab<br />

joined the Miners' Strike on March 12, 1984, remaining<br />

on strike until March 21, 1985. His collection captures<br />

the strike's impact through a miner's eyes, offering<br />

a firsthand account of Scotland's mining industry<br />

demise—a poignant record by a poet uniquely positioned<br />

to document this working-class struggle.<br />

Anyone who has an inquiring mind and an interest<br />

in all things beyond our world will find this a<br />

fascinating read. SCOTTISH FIELD on Oor Big<br />

Braw Cosmos<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited<br />

Demarco's Scotland<br />

RICHARD DEMARCO<br />

& RODDY MARTINE<br />

9781804251669<br />

August <strong>2024</strong><br />

234x156mm<br />

216pp<br />

£14.99<br />

Paperback<br />

JBC Cultural Studies<br />

Summary:<br />

Discover the essence of Scotland’s cultural<br />

brilliance with Demarco’s Scotland, an immersive<br />

journey into the heart of one of the world’s most<br />

captivating nations. Experience the richness of<br />

Scottish identity, woven with threads of history, art<br />

and tradition. This, the compelling sequel to Demarco’s<br />

Edinburgh, is where the soul of Scotland is laid bare<br />

through the eyes of Richard Demarco and Roddy<br />

Martine. Explore the profound connections between art,<br />

culture and historey as you trace Scotland’s evolution<br />

from ancient pilgrimage routes to modern-day artistic<br />

endeavours.<br />

His challenge was to provoke his audience into actively<br />

promoting the language of the arts through their work<br />

and deeds – not just sitting in the audience nodding along.<br />

CHARLIE ELLIS, Bellacaledonia on Demarco's Edinburgh


Key Titles<br />

Edinburgh: Our Storied Town<br />

DONALD SMITH<br />

Illustrations by CAT OUTRAM<br />

9781804251508<br />

September <strong>2024</strong><br />

Hardback<br />

180x135mm<br />

192pp<br />

£14.99<br />

Hardback<br />

DS Literature: History<br />

17<br />

Summary:<br />

Developed in collaboration with the Scottish Storytelling<br />

Centre, Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature and<br />

the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, this<br />

book, by the esteemed Donald Smith, invites you to<br />

discover the captivating tapestry of Edinburgh: Our<br />

Storied Town a spellbinding exploration of Edinburgh’s<br />

history, intricately illustrated by Cath Outram. This<br />

commemorative edition, part of Edinburgh’s 900th<br />

anniversary celebration, unveils the city’s evolution<br />

through the centuries, with each chapter delving into a<br />

different century.<br />

The City’s 900th anniversary deserves to be<br />

celebrated in style.<br />

SUSAN DALGETY, Edinburgh Evening News<br />

Facing the Nation<br />

The Portraiture of Alexander Moffat<br />

BILL HARE<br />

9781804251676<br />

November <strong>2024</strong><br />

203x156mm<br />

192pp<br />

£16.99<br />

Paperback<br />

Paintings and Painting<br />

Summary:<br />

This new paperback edition celebrates the five-decade<br />

career of renowned artist Alexander (Sandy) Moffat,<br />

featuring 167 full-color paintings, including iconic works<br />

like Poet’s Pub and Scotland’s Voices. Art historian Bill<br />

Hare offers expert commentary on Moffat's profound<br />

influence on Scottish art, his deep engagement with<br />

cultural figures and his evolution as a portraitist.<br />

Facing the Nation is a must-read for Scottish art and<br />

literature enthusiasts.<br />

Makes an impressively clear-sighted assessment of the ways in which<br />

he adapted and updated the genre [portraiture].<br />

THE SCOTSMAN<br />

Far Na Slighe<br />

SHELAGH CHAIMBEUL<br />

9781804251294<br />

April <strong>2024</strong><br />

198x129mm<br />

216pp<br />

£9.99<br />

Paperback<br />

Ficton & Related Items / Crime & Mystery<br />

Fiction / Gaelic Fiction<br />

Summary:<br />

Far na Slighe unfolds a haunting tale in St Andrews and<br />

on the Fife Coastal Path. Amy and Ciara's lives take a<br />

chilling turn when Joni Dawson's tragic case resurfaces in<br />

a YouTube true crime series. Recognizing a bracelet from<br />

their past, the couple grapples with its potential link to<br />

Joni's demise. As they navigate whether to reveal it, an<br />

ominous presence shadows them, triggering a dangerous<br />

game. This suspenseful narrative, exploring unexpected<br />

connections, is ideal for Gaelic readers and crime fiction<br />

enthusiasts alike, offering a thrilling revelation.<br />

Winner of the Highland Society of London<br />

Prize for Best Fiction Book <strong>2024</strong>.<br />

The Queen's Bahookie<br />

and other tales from Scotland's castles<br />

ROBIN LAING<br />

Illustrated by BOB DEWAR<br />

9781804251362<br />

July <strong>2024</strong><br />

198x129mm<br />

160pp<br />

Paperback<br />

£8.99<br />

NH History<br />

Summary:<br />

Who saw the Queen’s bahoukie?<br />

Which castle had an annual rent of one red rose?<br />

Which castle was known as ‘the ship that never sailed’?<br />

The world and history of Scottish castles has been<br />

explored through multiple media forms, but not quite<br />

in this way. The Queen’s bahoukie and other tales from<br />

Scotland’s castles takes us on a poetic and historical<br />

journey through the castles of Scotland. Cling to the<br />

other-worldliness that is hidden within the crumbling<br />

walls of Scotland’s castles.<br />

committed to publishing well written books worth reading


18<br />

Scottish Art and Artists<br />

in Historical and<br />

Contemporary Context<br />

BILL HARE<br />

9781804251126<br />

March <strong>2024</strong><br />

£16.99<br />

288pp<br />

Paperback<br />

The Arts / History of Art / Art & Design Styles<br />

Key Titles<br />

Summary:<br />

Bill Hare's latest volume builds upon his prior work,<br />

Scottish Artists in an Age of Radical Change. This<br />

exploration delves into the cultural evolution of modern<br />

and contemporary Scotland.<br />

Hare examines artists like Joan Eardley, Alan Davies, and<br />

others, offering a comprehensive view of their historical<br />

and contemporary significance. From body politics to<br />

Scottish artists in Venice, the book compiles essays<br />

and interviews, showcasing the enduring impact and<br />

intellectual prowess of these Scottish artists.<br />

As a highly readable, yet scholarly introduction<br />

to contemporary Scottish art, Hare’s new book<br />

will be hard to beat. ALEXANDER MOFFAT on<br />

Scottish Artists in an Age of Radical Change<br />

The Sea All Around<br />

Travels in Scottish Islands<br />

RICHARD CLUBLEY<br />

9781804251591<br />

November <strong>2024</strong><br />

£9.99<br />

296pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Travel Writing<br />

Summary:<br />

Join Richard Clubley on a captivating journey through<br />

Scotland's islands in his latest book. From Skye to Arran,<br />

he explores over 100 islands, uncovering their history,<br />

nature, and unique lifestyles. Perfect for adventurers,<br />

nature lovers and history enthusiasts, Clubley vividly<br />

captures the spirit of island life and the challenges faced<br />

by its inhabitants. Experience the magic of Scotland’s<br />

landscapes and ancient legacies through his rich<br />

storytelling and imagery.<br />

Ultimate Burns Supper Book<br />

CLARK MCGINN<br />

9781910745229<br />

December <strong>2024</strong><br />

£8.99<br />

176pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Social & Cultural History<br />

He has a beautiful written style that allows him to<br />

convey his enthusiasm in a truly inspiring way.<br />

UNDISCOVERED SCOTLAND on Orkney: A Special<br />

Way of Life<br />

Summary:<br />

The Ultimate Burns Supper Book celebrates over 200 years<br />

of Burns Suppers, honoring Scotland’s national poet,<br />

Robert Burns. It offers detailed guidance on hosting or<br />

attending, including courses, speeches, attire and Burns’<br />

greatest poems, with an English translation of "Address<br />

to a Haggis."<br />

Written by renowned speaker Clark McGinn, the book is<br />

a light-hearted, informative introduction to Burns Night,<br />

perfect for both novices and experts in this Scottish<br />

tradition.<br />

This is the best, the clearest, the sharpest, the only<br />

guide you will ever need.<br />

PROFESSOR MURRAY PITTOCK<br />

Ultimate Guide to Being Scottish<br />

CLARK MCGINN<br />

9781910745007<br />

December <strong>2024</strong><br />

£11.99<br />

312pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Social & Cultural History<br />

Summary:<br />

This book is a witty, light-hearted insight into Scottish<br />

culture. It provides a thorough history of and guide to<br />

Scottish celebrations throughout the year – Hogmanay,<br />

Hallowe’en, Burns Night, Tartan Day, the Fringe Festival<br />

and St Andrew’s Day, and lays to rest many myths about<br />

the kilt, whisky, haggis, the national anthem, Scottish<br />

football and the deep-fried diet.<br />

Mixes humour with some serious work on Burns.<br />

FINANCIAL TIMES on Ultimate<br />

Burns Supper Book<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited


Relevant Timeless <strong>Christmas</strong> Titles<br />

9781910022177<br />

£16.99<br />

128pp<br />

Hardback<br />

Graphic Novel<br />

The Laddie, the Mowdie, the<br />

Tod and the Cuddie<br />

CHARLIE MACKESY, Translated by MATTHEW FITT<br />

Summary:<br />

This is a brilliant and creative rendition of The<br />

Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse by Charlie<br />

Mackesy translated into Scots by Matthew Fitt.<br />

Discover the very special book that has<br />

captured the hearts of millions of readers all<br />

over the world.<br />

A book of hope for uncertain times.<br />

Perfect for<br />

all ages!<br />

9781804250457<br />

£20.00<br />

192pp<br />

Hardback<br />

Graphic Novel<br />

19<br />

The Laddie, the Mowdie,<br />

the Tod and the Cuddie: The<br />

Animatit Story<br />

CHARLIE MACKESY, Translated by MATTHEW FITT<br />

Summary:<br />

A Scots translation of The Boy, the Mole, the<br />

Fox and the Horse which has subsequently<br />

been made into a BAFTA and OSCAR winning<br />

animated short film.<br />

Discover the very special book that has<br />

captured the hearts of millions of readers<br />

worldwide.<br />

Perfect for fans<br />

of the film!<br />

9781804250488<br />

£7.99<br />

160pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Dinna Fash Yersel, Scotland<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Summary:<br />

These are tough times. Prices spiralling! Climate<br />

change! International tension! Pandemics! It’s<br />

not hard to find things to worry about. But<br />

Scottish grannies can be an oasis of calm. Their<br />

wit and wisdom, their compassion and know<br />

how, their measured good sense and withering<br />

reproaches are exactly what is required.<br />

Scottish grannies are reassuring. They are<br />

relevant. And they need to be heard.<br />

Perfect for<br />

Scots speakers<br />

9781910022719<br />

£7.99<br />

160pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Kerryoans Up the Clyde<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Summary:<br />

True ‘Glesca’ humour and history combined,<br />

Kerryoans up the Clyde! recounts the<br />

adventures of a vessel full of character with a<br />

captain to match: Morrison’s Waverley and ‘Big<br />

Lizzie’ are each as formidable and inalienably<br />

Scottish as the other. Morrison captures the<br />

charmingly unique spirit of the last of the<br />

Clyde’s paddle steamers as well as the facts of<br />

its history. Full of playful tales, many a chuckle<br />

and the quirky illustrations of Bob Dewar, you’re<br />

sure to find something that floats your boat!<br />

Perfect for<br />

Weegies!<br />

Goanae No Dae That!<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Summary:<br />

The Scots have a unique way of communicating<br />

their feelings. Their sayings are cheeky, to<br />

the point, rude and always funny. Scotland’s<br />

bestselling humour author is back with his latest<br />

collection of hilarious Scottish sayings.<br />

Haud Ma Chips Ah've<br />

Drapped the Wean!<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Summary:<br />

A hilarious and often wise collection of Scots<br />

saying straight from the mouths of the Grannies<br />

of Glasgow. With each snippet accompanied<br />

by a straightforward English translation, this is<br />

your introduction to the unique wisdom of the<br />

'Glesca Granny'.<br />

9781910021576<br />

£7.99<br />

160pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Perfect for anyone<br />

in Scotland!<br />

9781908373472<br />

£7.99<br />

192 Pages<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Perfect for fans of<br />

Scottish Comedy!<br />

9781804251584<br />

£16.99<br />

192pp<br />

Paperback<br />

History<br />

The Stones of the Ancestors<br />

Unveiling the Mystery of Scotland’s Standing Stones<br />

DOUGLAS SCOTT & STUART MCHARDY<br />

Summary:<br />

Discover the mysteries of Scotland’s standing<br />

stones with The Stones of the Ancestors by<br />

Douglas Scott & Stuart McHardy. This new<br />

paperback edition will explore the rich history<br />

and cultural significance of these enigmatic<br />

structures, guided by the authors’ expertise.<br />

Perfect for<br />

history buffs!<br />

9781910022146<br />

£12.00<br />

160 Pages<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Frank, Get the Door!<br />

JANEY GODLEY<br />

Summary:<br />

To many, Janey Godley’s voiceovers were a<br />

saving grace during lockdown providing much<br />

needed entertainment as well as forthright<br />

guidance on what to do (and what not to do).<br />

Frank Get The Door! collects some of Godley’s<br />

finest moments as she ventriloquises the First<br />

Minister, her podium companions and the press.<br />

This is an essential for fans of Godley and the<br />

perfect stocking filler this <strong>Christmas</strong>.<br />

Perfect for<br />

Janey Fans!<br />

committed to publishing well written books worth reading


9781908373731<br />

£7.99<br />

192pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

20<br />

Should've Gone Tae<br />

Specsavers, Ref!<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Summary:<br />

Meet wisecracking referee ‘Big Erchie’ as he<br />

faces match-fixing, assault charges and the<br />

wrath of fans. Should’ve Gone Tae Specsavers,<br />

Ref! is about those people who hate football but<br />

go along to games to ruin them for everyone<br />

else – the referees!<br />

Naw First Minister<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Perfect for<br />

Football fans!<br />

9781912147571<br />

£7.99<br />

160pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Relevant Timeless <strong>Christmas</strong> Titles<br />

Haud That Bus!<br />

ALLAN MORRISON<br />

Summary:<br />

Meet Bus Pass Barbara and Bus Pass Molly<br />

Since they first met in Glasgow’s Buchanan Bus<br />

Station, they have been using their bus passes<br />

to explore new parts of Scotland they never<br />

dreamed they’d see. With a combination of<br />

both caustic wisecracking and cheeky humour,<br />

the Bus Pass Girls quickly become fast friends<br />

and travel companions as they navigate their<br />

way across the country.<br />

Scotland the Braw<br />

ALAN McCREDIE<br />

Perfect for<br />

Scottish Comedy!<br />

9781910745175<br />

£7.99<br />

192pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Summary:<br />

Years have passed since the Scottish<br />

Independence Referendum was held and the<br />

political landscape has changed. Big Nellie<br />

Nellis has been voted First Minister, and things<br />

are about to get interesting as all the political<br />

parties are given the benefit of her very<br />

unparliamentary sound bites!<br />

Perfect for<br />

comedy book<br />

lovers!<br />

9781913025489<br />

£7.99<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Photography<br />

Summary:<br />

Braw, adj. fine or fine-looking, excellent.<br />

This is a celebration of all that is braw, from<br />

the warmth of a Scottish pub to the beauty of<br />

the Highland hills, from sunbathing on a dual<br />

carriageway to weathering the Beast from the<br />

East. Dive into braw Scotland.<br />

Perfect for<br />

stocking fillers!<br />

9781910745823<br />

£7.99<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Photography<br />

Scotland the Dreich<br />

ALAN McCREDIE<br />

Summary:<br />

This book is a celebration of all that is dreich. To<br />

my mind the images in this book are uplifting<br />

and joyful. There is nothing miserable about<br />

dreich. A sunny day has no more right to exist<br />

than a dreich one. Here, then, are fifty dreich<br />

images, accompanied by fifty equally dreich<br />

captions.<br />

Perfect for<br />

stocking fillers!<br />

9781910022825<br />

£7.99<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Photography<br />

Edinburgh the Dreich<br />

ALAN McCREDIE<br />

Summary:<br />

Dreich: (especially of weather) dreary; bleak.<br />

Complaining about the weather is a national<br />

pastime for Scots – it’s no surprise that one of<br />

our favourite words is ‘dreich’!<br />

This is another in McCredie’s series of<br />

photography books that celebrate of all that<br />

is dreich.<br />

Perfect for<br />

stocking fillers!<br />

9781910022702<br />

£12.00<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Childrens Humour<br />

Honey Found a Home<br />

The Lucky Sausage<br />

JANEY GODLEY<br />

Summary:<br />

Honey Found a Home is a book of illustrated<br />

thoughts and pictures of Honey the wee sausage<br />

dog who Janey Godley ventriloquises for her fans<br />

across social media on a regular basis. In this book<br />

Honey tells us what she really thinks about her life<br />

as a dachshund, with Janey’s own thoughts, along<br />

with cute photographs and hilarious illustrations,<br />

interspersed throughout. This edition is family<br />

friendly.<br />

Perfect for Kids!<br />

9781910022696<br />

£12.00<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

Honey and Janey<br />

You've Been Telt<br />

JANEY GODLEY<br />

Summary:<br />

Honey and Janey is a book of illustrated<br />

thoughts and pictures of Honey the wee<br />

sausage dog who Janey Godley ventriloquises<br />

for her fans across social media on a regular<br />

basis. In this book Honey tells us what she<br />

really thinks about her life as a dachshund,<br />

with Janey’s own thoughts, along with cute<br />

photographs and hilarious illustrations,<br />

interspersed throughout. This edition contains<br />

strong language and is not suitable for children.<br />

Perfect for fans<br />

of Janey!<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited


Relevant Timeless <strong>Christmas</strong> Titles<br />

9781804251133<br />

£6.99<br />

64pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Children's Fiction<br />

The Hoolet Thit Couldnae Fly<br />

EMMA GRAE<br />

Summary:<br />

Shortlisted for the Scots Bairns Book o the Year<br />

at the Scots Language Awards <strong>2024</strong>. Brodie the<br />

hoolet goes missing. But, being a hoolet wi a<br />

bad wing, the wee lass Iona is sent into a worry.<br />

Her mammy is busy trying to get her ready for<br />

school and the snaw is settling in. Brodie must<br />

be found. Running through the garden and<br />

exploring Mad Billy’s fairm, Brodie couldnae<br />

have gone far. After aw, she was a hoolet that<br />

couldnae fly.<br />

Perfect for kids<br />

learning Scots!<br />

Ye'll No Sell Yer Hen On A<br />

Rainy Day<br />

9781804251157<br />

£5.99<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

21<br />

Do Not Pluck the Beard of a<br />

Stranger<br />

and other wise Gaelic proverbs<br />

TC MACDONALD<br />

Summary:<br />

A collection of proverbs in the original Gaelic,<br />

and translated into English covering family,<br />

work, money, self-Improvement and food and<br />

drink amongst other topics. Gaelic proverbs<br />

tell it like it is, and provide advice for a myriad<br />

of situations.<br />

Animal Fairm<br />

Perfect for<br />

Gaelic learners!<br />

GEORGE ORWELL, Translated by THOMAS CLARK<br />

9781804251140<br />

£5.99<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Humour<br />

ALLAN RAMSAY<br />

Summary:<br />

A collection of proverbs in the original Scots,<br />

and translated into English covering family,<br />

work, money, self-Improvement and food and<br />

drink amongst other topics. Scots proverbs tell<br />

it like it is, and provide advice for a myriad of<br />

situations.<br />

Perfect for<br />

Scots speakers!<br />

9781804250518<br />

£12.99<br />

128pp<br />

Paperback<br />

Fiction<br />

Summary:<br />

Won the Scots Book o the Year at the Scottish<br />

Language Awards 2023.<br />

George Orwell’s faur-kent novel Animal Fairm,<br />

yin o Time magazine’s 100 brawest English-leid<br />

novels o aw time, has been translatit intae Scots<br />

for the verra first time by Thomas Clark.<br />

Perfect for<br />

Orwell fans!<br />

100 Favourite Scottish Love Poems<br />

STEWART CONN<br />

Summary:<br />

This work features a vibrant selection of the<br />

best Scottish love poems, with each poet<br />

limited to one poem excepting Burns himself,<br />

that spans centuries and feelings of affection<br />

and desire. These poems explore many different<br />

kinds of love: sexual, passionate, romantic,<br />

parental.<br />

100 Favourite Scottish Poems<br />

STEWART CONN<br />

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100 Favourite Scottish Poems brings together<br />

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Humour<br />

100 Favourite Scots Words 100 Favourite Scottish<br />

PAULINE CAIRNS SPEITEL<br />

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ALISTAIR FINDLAY<br />

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Home Game<br />

ANDY GREIG<br />

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Football<br />

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PAUL GOODWIN & DONALD C STEWART<br />

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JENNI CALDER<br />

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Essence of Edinburgh is a personal journey<br />

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How to Get into Fashion<br />

EUNICE OLUMIDE<br />

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Fashion<br />

How Scotland Dressed the World<br />

LYNNE COLEMAN<br />

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Literary Studies<br />

Scottish Literature<br />

An Introduction<br />

ALAN RIACH<br />

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This comprehensive 736-page introduction<br />

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ANDY GREIG<br />

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9781804251607<br />

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MARY W CRAIG<br />

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MAX LANDSBERG<br />

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Local History<br />

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Pageants, Parades, Festivals<br />

Devil's Knock<br />

DOUGLAS SKELTON<br />

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Crime & Mystery<br />

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Dictionaries<br />

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KEVIN LANGAN<br />

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Walking, Hiking, Trekking<br />

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STUART MCHARDY &<br />

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ROBIN WARD<br />

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Architecture<br />

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Memoirs<br />

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GARY ROBERTSON<br />

9781906307028<br />

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True Crime<br />

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ROB GIBSON<br />

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Geology & The Lithosphere<br />

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History<br />

Home<br />

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Short Stories<br />

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Social & Political Philosophy<br />

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The Arts<br />

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My Margaret,<br />

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KEITH ADAMSON<br />

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A New History<br />

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STUART MCHARDY<br />

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History<br />

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Travel Writing<br />

Pink Camouflage<br />

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Poetry By Individual Poets<br />

The Price of Scotland<br />

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9780946487851<br />

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NORMAN BISSELL<br />

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The Spirit of Malawi<br />

SUSAN DALGETY<br />

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The Time They<br />

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STEVE NALLON<br />

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The Trials of Mary<br />

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CHRISTINE DE LUCA<br />

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PATRICK CAMPBELL<br />

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JULES VERNE<br />

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Science Fiction<br />

The Unnatural Death<br />

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DOUGLAS WATT<br />

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TOM ATKINSON<br />

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<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited<br />

ABOUT US<br />

DISTRIBUTION<br />

Committed to publishing well written<br />

books worth reading, <strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> is a<br />

leading independent book publisher with<br />

over 800 books in print including modern<br />

fiction, history, politics, travel guides,<br />

poetry and much more.<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> was established by Tom<br />

and Rene Atkinson in Barr (near Girvan<br />

in Ayrshire) in 1981. Tom had recently<br />

returned to Scotland and, finding there<br />

were no good descriptive guides to the<br />

popular parts of Scotland, set about<br />

writing and publishing the <strong>Luath</strong> Guides<br />

series. Other books by other writers<br />

followed including a number of popular<br />

titles that have remained in print for<br />

many years, such as Mountain Days and<br />

Bothy Nights, Bare Feet and Tackety Boots<br />

and more.<br />

Following Tom’s retirement, Gavin<br />

and Audrey MacDougall took over the<br />

running of the company and moved it<br />

from Barr to Edinburgh.<br />

Since 1997, <strong>Luath</strong> has built on the sound<br />

core of well established books first<br />

published by Tom and Rene, and created<br />

various new series (On the Trail Of..., Walk<br />

With <strong>Luath</strong>, The Quest For, Let’s Explore,<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> Storyteller, Viewpoints, Wild Lives)<br />

and launched various new writers and<br />

poets (Darren McGarvey, Alison Irvine,<br />

Daniel Gray, Rab Wilson, Mark Thomson<br />

and many more).<br />

We are now situated in offices on<br />

Edinburgh’s historic Royal Mile, and we<br />

remain committed to publishing well<br />

written books worth reading.<br />

CONTACT US<br />

<strong>Luath</strong> <strong>Press</strong> Limited, 543/2 Castlehill, The Royal Mile, Edinburgh EH1 2ND<br />

Phone: 0131 225 4326 • Website: www.luath.co.uk<br />

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REPRESENTATIVES<br />

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