Dina Nayeri
The Ungrateful Refugee
An unflinchingly honest perspective of Dina Nayeri's own refugee journey.
Barbara Henderson
@scattyscribbler
Barbara Henderson is the author of Scottish historical and eco-fiction for children. Her novels 'Fir for Luck' (set during the Highland Clearances), 'Punch' (based on real events in Victorian Scotland) and the eco-thriller 'Wilderness Wars' are already widely used in Scottish schools, and a smuggling novella featuring a real-life incident in the life of Robert Burns is due for publication in October 2019. She writes the Artyness column in Scottish Provincial Press titles and is the current chair of NessBookFest.
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Lindsay Littleson
Guardians of the Wild Unicorns
Littleson captures the imagination with her characters and fresh take on the unicorn.
P.M. Freestone
Shadowscent
A debut of pace and panache from this fresh new voice in Young Adult Fiction.
Candy Gourlay
Bone Talk
A coming-of-age story set in the Philippines covers big historical themes while staying relatable to young readers.
Freedom to Read, Freedom to Write with Candy Gourlay, Elizabeth Wein and Lari Don
Children's writers Lari Don, Candy Gourlay and Elizabeth Wein chat about their upcoming panel event Freedom to Read, Freedom to Write.
Team Wee MacNessie: Pauline Mackay and Kym Hunt
Polkadot Theatre adapts Pauline McKay's acclaimed picture book Wee MacNesse for a puppet show.
Ullapool Book Festival
Vigorous discussions from the four shortlisted Highland Book Prize nominees.
Jim Miller
We speak to Highland Book Prize nominee Jim Miller ahead of his upcoming appearance at Ullapool Book Festival.
Little Light
The lingering impression is one of wonder in Vision Mechanics' latest.
Ae Fond Kiss
Wink-wink content sits uneasily in this song-filled Burns tribute.