New Scottish Books!

Bellows-blown pipes have been played in Scotland and Northumberland since at least the 17th century..

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).

A collection of popular tunes by the late Wick bandleader Addie Harper, at the request of friends from all over the world. 26 handwritten melodies in standard notation, with chords.

A collection of 25 tunes arranged for the Scottish harp by Alison Kinnaird. The tunes come from the big houses and great families of the Lothians

An A to the Z of the Accordion and releated instruments. The first ever reference book dedicated to the accordion published in Great Britain or Ireland. Almost 300 entries – covering many different styles of music and topics...

The latest in this popular series of books about the accordion and accordionists, presenting yet more accordion related articles and biographies. Some of the entries are extensions of topics and biographies featured in the three previous volumes, adding further information, and from fresh angles.

96 pages Jam-packed with cartoons, puzzles, jokes, quizzes. A rare treat for Oor Wullie fans of all ages.

The book details how Potter fell in love with the Perthshire countryside where she spent many summers, and how this helped her to create the characters Mrs Tiggy-Winkle and Mr Jeremy Fisher among others.

This log-awaited music collection from Blair Douglas is fab! Manran is the first published collection of Blair's compositions and will be welcomed by his many fans.

Eighteen essays engaging with aspects of Hamish Henderson's remarkable contribution to contemporary Scottish culture - from song-writing and song-collecting to poetry and politics.