Books

Perthshire author Natalie Jayne Clark on the book she’s most looking forward to, her love of Iain Banks…

This is a book cover column—and thus it seemed like a wildly egregious oversight to not feature a…

Selected tickets are on sale now for the 12th year of the event, taking place at Cove Burgh Hall…

In The Spirituality of Running (Redemptorist Publications), James McShane, a marathon-running Catholic priest, invites readers to embark on…

Lisa Ridzén’s debut, which has been a runaway success in her Swedish homeland and elsewhere, demonstrates how sometimes the…

Penguin Books began life in 1934 when its founder, Allen Lane, was stranded at Exeter station with nothing…

“An Unbelievable Inheritance” is a new addition to local history literature, detailing the journey of The Quinta estate…

A St Petersburg strip bar. A borrowed pied-a-terre for sexual tristes. A marriage stretched to its breaking point.…

The publishing world was agog to learn that this year’s Miles Franklin winner, Siang Lu, was rejected multiple…

An eclectic selection for beach reading provided by Mark Perryman The summer, a time for the beach, sunshine,…

The Good Books, Natalie Jayne Clark: ‘I raced through Lessons in Chemistry, it’s sobering the amount of discrimination women still face today’