Edinburgh Book Festival
This event brought together two global best-selling writers specialising in suspense, intrigue and murder.
Iain Macwhirterās āRoad to Referendumā, a potted history of how we got to where we are, is now in paperback,ā¦
Late in the seventeenth century, an as yet independent Scotland sought to catch up in the fast-paced race forā¦
The Scottish independence issue and next year's referendum is creeping into many of the events at theā¦
Roland Glover ably filled in for Alan
Little, "away" doing more pressing work than interviewing Misha Glennyā¦
In the main Book Festival theatre the other night, a packed audience enjoyed listening to Janice Galloway inā¦
This event, offered by Publishing Scotland, and chaired by Jenny Brown, attempted to look at theā¦
Andrej Klimowski and Danusia Schejbal offer a unique perspective on Poland under communist rule in theirā¦
Kate Summerscale became a best selling author with āThe Suspicions of Mr Whicherā, about the scandalous realā¦
This event was chaired by Catriona Murray in the RBS Garden Theatre and it attracted just over thirty peopleā¦
This was one of the first events of the Edinburgh International Book Festival and featured Tariq Ali withā¦
We're weel kent for pithiness in this part
of the world. For summing up our fellows, often to their detrimentā¦
For someone who was born on 10th October 1923 - and still broadcasting actively, one must assume that thisā¦
With Magnus Linklater in the chair the speaker, James Naughtie was introduced to a packed audience as someoneā¦
One might expect a good-sized audience for any event with 'Independence' and 'Scotland' in the title, andā¦
For the Frederick Hood Memorial Event which was sponsored by Walter Scott and Partners Ltd, Professor Susanā¦
With an exciting title and two BBC reporters this promised to be an entertaining session.
The winner of numerous literary prizes for previous anthologies, Kathleen Jamie received the prestigiousā¦
Roy Hattersley was introduced as someone who has been at every Edinburgh Book Festival since 1983 which isā¦
Although Poland disappeared from the map of Europe in 1939, her people did not. Halik Kochanskiās book, Theā¦