Edinburgh Book Festival
The Edinburgh Book Festival was launched in 1983, the "biggest festival of the written word in the world".
Winner of the 2024 Nero Book Award for Non-Fiction, Sophie Elmhirst appeared at the Edinbu
Every year, Edinburgh Guide is a leading promoter of the Edinburgh Festival cultural season, publishing doz
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has pulled out of
Edinburgh Festival-goers will be able to get home on weekends via an all-night tram service this August.
Jenny Niven , a leading light on Edinburgh and Scotland's literary scene, will lead the
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has u
Greta Thunberg's appearance at the Edinburgh Playhouse o
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is coming to the
Nick Barley, Director of the Edinburgh Internationa
The last two years were tough on live, performing arts, but with signs that the worst of the pandemic is re
âThe desire to inspire and educate and entertain all women, and men too; to bring womenâs issues and st
The James Tait Black Prizes in association with the University of Edinburgh, were once again announced at a
Philip Miller was previously the Arts Correspondent for The Scotsman, The Sunday Times and The Herald, twic
âThe woman artist is an ignored, little understood force, a social prejudice w
âThis feels like such a dreamâ Emily St.
On first reading, you might have passed it off as a weak April Foolâs joke.
P.J. Harvey, Jarvis Cocker, Irvine Welsh, Maggie OâFarrell, Julia Donaldson, and Scotlandâs First MinisterâŠ
It was coming. Just nobody expected it to happen so fast.
The internationally best selling novelist, Alexander McCall Smith hardly needs to be introduced, begins Gav