Stories from the Old Testament and the New Testament lovingly captured in the lively and colourful Glasgow dialect. At the time of publication it was acclaimed as ‘the Scottish publishing event of the year’ (Evening Times) and a ‘work of love’ (The Herald).

Each of the twenty-seven is illustrated by a charming and evocative water-colour.

Here is a selection of enduring favourites, with music and chord notation. The illustrations, by Scottish artist Clare Hewitt, add to the delight.

The Very Revd. William J. Morris has become famous for his unique ability to pen graces appropriate for formal dinners and professional gatherings.

David Ross has produced an eclectic and hilarious collection of thematically arranged Scottish insults and abuse which has been wonderfully illustrated throughout by Rupert Besley.

This little book of dance instructions has been published in conjunction with the CD "Back in Step". All the dances in the book can be found on the CD

James Bond, King Arthur, Indiana Jones's dad, just three of the film roles which have made Sean Connery internationally famous. Yet, the other and perhaps most important aspect of Sir Sean (he was knighted in 2000) is his Scottishness.

Providing a record of social change and evoking poignant memories for many, here are poems of childhood, poems of the countryside, poems of the Clyde shipyards and other telling a comical story. All the old favourites are here, including poems never before published.

From the Cape Breton Musical Heritage series, this book contains 161 tunes, a mix of traditional and original material

From the casual to the formal, this book is an essential guide for anyone intending to hold or attend a Burns Night in celebration of Robert Burns.