A fantastic volume embracing the supernatural in Gaelic superstition from the mid-nineteenth century.

This classic nineteenth-century anthology is the largest and best-known collections of Gaelic proverbs in the world.

The striking autobiography of the prolific author Doris Davidson.

A fascinating collection of photographs offering a fresh perspective on Glasgow.

This lavishly illustrated book explores the impact of the First and Second World Wars on the city of Glasgow, its people and its industries.

Including a unique selection of war-time photography, Osborne and Armstrong draw on a wide variety of sources in writing this fascinating and moving book.

David Craig and acclaimed photographer David Paterson provide a fascinating written and visual record of around twenty-five communities throughout the Highlands and Islands that were abandoned during the Clearances.

This remarkable book charts the incredible journey of a small idea conceived in a bar in Cape Town to a great international event which has helped to support the homeless worldwide.

A personal account of a writer’s close relationship with a unique and evocative landscape.

Introducing a bizarre and intriguing collection of facts and fables about the people, events and places that have added colour to the history of the Grampian country over the centuries.

The Great Infidel gives a rounded picture of the man, the century in which he lived, his thought, and, above all, his humanity.

    

William Roy’s complete survey of Scotland reproduced for the first time as a stunning limited edition.