This book is for those who are interested in the natural world and who wish to develop a good knowledge about the original formation of the formidable Scottish terrain. It is accessible and beautifully presented, contains a vast amount of detailed information told in clear, comprehensible language and is enhanced throughout with specially commissioned illustrations, diagrams and photographs. 

This is the first book ever to be dedicated to the full range and versatility of one of the golden ages of Gaelic culture and features poets of European stature and significance.

A powerful and entertaining book that offers a deep insight into traditional traveller culture.

Through the perceptive eyes of Clement Gunn, this book offers a fascinating insight into the tales and traditions of the Borders, one of Scotland's most beautiful areas.

This new edition of Scotland's Roman Remains, first published in 1986, incorporates a large amount of new material and is the only guidebook to Roman remains specifically in Scotland.

Lewis in History and Legend is the first volume by Bill Lawson about the history of the Isle of Lewis.

Lewis in the Passing is a form of time-capsule, containing twenty-one autobiographical sketches of Lewis natives, all born before the Second World War. All the subjects are interviewed by fellow islander Calum Ferguson, who, in presenting their stories and journeys, reveals the magnetism and appeal of this rain- and wind-swept island.

This is the tale of John MacLean - a rebel, a streetfighter, an international traveller, a seafarer - born from a sleepy Hebridean society. An extraordinary tale.

A unique collection of Somerset voices and images from one of the South-West’s best known photographers and authors.

This book is the tale of a formidable Scottish minister whose lingering power today remains over those continents near and far in which he and his followers settled throughout the nineteenth century.

This photographic book captures the enduring allure of Edinburgh.

A practical guidebook to this region of Scotland offering an extensive history from prehistoric to contemporary times.

The Long Horizon is an extraordinary book. Much more than simply the chronicle of a life spent farming in the Scottish Highlands, it is also a wonderful collection of stories, both factual and fictional, which reflect the changes that have revolutionised Highland life and dramatically affected the natural environment over the centuries.

This book, by the award-winning photographer David Paterson, is a superb photo essay and tribute to Skye, one of the most well-known of all the Scottish islands.

This book is the first modern account of one of the epic stories of Scottish history: the rise and fall of Clan Donald.

This book is the first modern account of one of the epic stories of Scottish History: the rise and fall of Clan Donald.

In Lost Aberdeen, handsomely illustrated and rich in fact and lore, Diane Morgan investigates the history and fate of numerous city buildings which had considerable historic and architectural importance.

In this fascinating yet poignant study, Marian Pallister introduces the many varied aspects of lost Argyll, showing how ancient and even relatively modern landscapes have changed inexorably, often with little thought for conservation or preservation.    

An entertaining and informative insight into Ayrshire’s architectural and sociopolitical past.

In Lost Ayrshire, Dane Love tracks down the lost architectural heritage of Ayrshire.

Lost Bristol is an exploration of Bristol’s hidden past, its ways of life, legends, relationship with the sea and its role in English history.

This book is an exploration of some of the region’s hidden facets and lesser known places which are testament to a way of life experienced just a couple of generations ago.    

Superbly illustrated with photographs, paintings, maps and etchings from the county’s museums and art collections, Lost Devon provides a fascinating insight into Devon’s history, as Felicity Goodall explores what little remains of the past and discusses the events which have formed the county as it is today.    

This book details the abundance of superb archaeological remains and places of great historic interest to be found in this very particular region of Scotland.