The adventures of Gussie, heroine of The Burying Beetle, are continued in this dazzling sequel, category winner of the 2007 Costa Book Awards.
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A powerful new novel exploring the human dramas and ethical dilemmas involved in dealing with a terminal illness
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This witty one-angry-man-and-his-dog book will have you howling with laughter! A must for all dog-lovers.
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Golf, ethics and the Kama Sutra collide in this incredibly funny debut novel
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Centenary edition of Robert McLellan's stories of his childhood on a remote Scottish farm.
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In an egotistical world of violence and deceit, even the dead can't rest in peace
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What you'd get if you cross Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance with Twin Peaks.
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When the sixth victim is found, DI Gilchrist must try to find The Stabber - before he strikes again.
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Sonny Jim stands accused of murder. Trouble is, he was so drunk he can't remember what he did - or didn't do.
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A madman, a mountain, and a monastery...
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English spy and novelist-to-be Daniel Defoe finds himself embroiled in 18th century Edinburgh, while Union hangs in the balance.
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The third novel in the Hebridean series by John MacKay.
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What you'd get if you cross Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance with Twin Peaks.
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Short stories from one of Scotland's best storytellers.
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Eleanor Dickinson leaves her comfortable life in Edinburgh to move to China at the height of revolution in 1989.
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p>From the director of The Wicker Man come Cowboys for Christ a novel of religious sexuality and pagan murder.
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What happens when you lock up a Celtic fan? What happens when you lock up a Celtic fan with a Rangers fan?
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Echoing 1984, The Berlusconi Bonus satirises almost every aspect of our modern political world.
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The countryside is so much scarier than the city. It’s all life or death here.
Major new novel from Luath Press. Publishing News' Book of the Month for May 2005.
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A new translation of a Jules Verne Classic - set underneath Loch Katrine in the Trossachs.
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A selection of the best short stories from Edinburgh University's Writer in Residence
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New short stories from Dilys Rose
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In Milk Treading, by Nick Smith, cat-journalist Julius Kyle writes a novel called The Kitty Killer Cult.... This is that novel
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Drug triads and murder in Glasgow...
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Love, loss, memory and language are explored in this haunting new novel.
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The second novel from John MacKay. Where do you seek sanctuary when home has changed and will never be the same again?
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A deadly cat-and-mouse chase for an arsonist in Edinburgh, in this second novel featuring Forensic Scientist Rhona MacLeod
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Bold, brash and unashamedly funny.
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The Road Dance by John MacKay in a smaller format.
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A tale of boyhood friendship and irrepressible vitality.
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When Caroline's husband abandons her for Stacie Gracie, she and her sisters turn to witchcraft and revenge.
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A collection of short stories about love across continents, heartbreak across the oceans, from a range of British and American writers.
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The Debut novel from Lin Anderson, introducing forensic scientist Rhona MacLeod
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The debut novel from David Nicol - a fictional account of Scotland's first colony, the Darien scheme
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The debut novel John MacKay - a story of love and loss in a war-time Hebridean island
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Nick Smith in an inventive murder mystery... the hero's a cat...
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Scotland's finest hour in its War of Independence provides a backdrop to this novel
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A science-fiction tale in modern-day Scots, as Paolo Broon discovers the truth about his family's past while trying to free his wife Nadia from the sair grip of the merciless Senga
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After years of sleeping peacefully, the deceased dignitaries of Old Edinburgh are about to get a nasty surprise...
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Five different doctors discuss the health and life of Robert Louis Stevenson, in an inventive mix of speculative fiction
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Double cross and deception in WWI from Hugh MacLachlan
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