Edinburgh Book Festival
Panic among the publishers? Whinging writers? Wither the book as we know it?
Professors Murray Pittock and Christopher Whatley have studied different aspects of Scottish historical…
Duncan Hamilton has won the 'William Hill Sports Book writer of the Year Award' twice.
This was an inspiring and engaging discussion at the Edinburgh Book Festival about the rising…
John McCarthy was introduced by Allan Little for this inaugural Frederick Hood Memorial Lecture. It was…
Will Self was all alone on the stage at the Edinburgh Book Festival’s main venue, with a bitterly cold…
With Al Senter as chair, Bath described the astonishing story of Tommy Macpherson's very full life.
The worldwide launch of "The Cat's Table" by Michael Ondaatje was supported by the Hawthornden Literary…
Saul David seems to have undergone an alarming make-over since the earlier days of his writing career.
Sheena McDonald introduced this session about The Third Reich's Celluloid War by Ian Garden who confessed…
Tax may not sound like the most exciting subject but the Studio Theatre was packed with around 275 of us to…
"The Wealth of Nations" has never been out of publication since it first appeared some two hundred and thirty…
Iain Martin is a current columnist for "The Times" and a former editor of "The Scotsman" as well as being the…
Ruth Dudley Edwards appeared at the Edinburgh International Book Festival to promote ‘The Seven; The Lives…
This was an imaginative and inspirational double act - an international best selling crime…
These two speakers, both acknowledged experts on their subjects, gave a succinct analysis of the current…
With a hearty Edinburgh reception, Sir Vincent (Vince) Cable took his seat with Phil Harding who was in the…
This special event, in the Charlotte Square Garden Spiegeltent, was preceded by an excellent afternoon with…
Paul Mason, appearing at the Edinburgh International Book Festival to promote the paperback edition of his…
Birmingham is famous for its ‘Curry Mile’ but cosmopolitan as that city is, Bradford continues to be…