The Land of Maybe is a landmark project documenting the Faroe Islands, an archipelago in the Nort...

New and controversial abridged edition of Walter Scott's The Heart of Midlothian, set in Edinburg...

The long awaited second installment of Andrew Dempster's indispensable guides to Scotland's hills.

Stephen Millar returns to explore Edinburgh, its neighbouring Leith and the 'tribes' that reside ...

The issue of ownership within Scottish football isa rapdily changing landscape. Through a series ...

A New Edition of Sir Walter Scott's Waverley, newly adapted for the modern reader by Jenni Calder

This title tells the fascinating, true story of the founding fathers of the United States, their ...

A man tries to build for his future by reconnecting with his past, leaving behind the ruins of th...

Scottish Rugby: Game by Game provides details of every match through to 2013 played by the Scotti...

Though written in the style of foreign language book, Teach Yourself Doric is intended as a work ...

Growing up during The Troubles, I was determined that I was not going to be forced into Irish uni...

Embark on an enchanting journey through time and tales with Moilidh agus Doilidh, a heartwarming ...

Small nations and independence have dominated our headlines for many years now. We look towards o...

In Scotland's Sacred Goddess, Stuart McHardy explores the pre-Christian beliefs of the Scottishpe...

Book Three of The Swidgers SeriesDiscover the Thrilling Conclusion of the Swidgers trilogy. Dive ...

In post-war Glasgow a primary school class was set a composition topic: a memorable family event....

The Moggie Thit Meowed Too Much

Unlock the potential of Scotland's future with Unfinished Business by Henry McLeish and James Mit...

This far north, they say the dead are with us...  Hogmanay, the far north of Scotland. Alone on t...

To War with Wallace

In Love Goes North, Julie McNeill presents a heartfelt collection of poetry that serves as a love...

Scotland's Geomythography

Scottish Films

Portraits of Passion

This witty and diverting book, from musician and whisky expert Robin Laing, captivates the reader...

Compiled from the Herald's Scots Word of the Week, this anthology provides a glimpse into the dep...

At a moment when, after centuries of desire and unrest, independence seems to be a real possibili...

Malawi is one of the world''s poorest countries, where the majority of its 18 million population ...

Written entirely in Scots, this is a science fiction novel set in a future where the Scottish Hig...

George Orwell left post-war London for Barnhill, a remote farmhouse on the Isle of Jura, to write...

What's the difference between a meggie-monyfeet and a hornie-gollach? Between snap-an-rattle and ...

The discovery that enabled this act of gentle subversion is the precedent, following the case of ...

When Cal MacCarl gets a phone call to his bachelor flat in Glasgow asking him to come to the beds...

A vibrant selection of the best Scottish love poems spanning centuries of affection and desire.

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Paolozzi at Large in Edinburgh is an art book introducing the Scottish-Italian artist, Eduardo Pa...

Stuart McHardy examines the Pictish symbols which have been discovered on various items across Sc...

This innovative book provides a new perspective on Basic Income - a regular, unconditional paymen...

Imagine if your country voted to become independent, that vote was then ignored and its political...

Remembering our roots is the answer to revival. In Singing in the Streets Maria Fyfe tells her st...

This title, which won the 2007 Costa award, continues the story of Gussie, a precocious young gir...

Peter MacNab takes the visitor on a tour of these two accessible islands of the Inner Hebrides, c...

The Price of Scotland covers a well-known episode in Scottish history, the ill-fated Darien Schem...

Is there anything new to say about Robert Burns? John Cairney says it's time to trash Burns the B...

Collated from various sources including Helen Beaton's 1925 At the Back o' Benachie and Professor...

The Edinburgh of Angus Calder's poems is not the city of summer tourism and landmark buildings. I...

A humorous take on the referendum through the eyes of the character Dr Ian Shackleton of the Glas...

Built for the new age, the house stood boldly upright on the edge of the ocean withstanding the h...