Independent television and digital media production company purpleTV this week launched a smartphone app celebrating Edinburgh’s status as UNESCO City of Literature.
The Edinburgh Book...
NEW ‘PREPARING TO FLY’ BOOK SCULPTURE GIFTED TO EDINBURGH UNESCO CITY OF LITERATURE TRUST
The mystery book sculptor has struck again, this time in the very heart...
At a ceremony in the very august surroundings of the Signet Library accompanied by champagne and pastries the Edinburgh International Book Festival launched its...
If you go down to Leith Library tonight.........you will find teddy bears sleeping there....among the books and with eyes wide open....except that teddy bears...
ScottishPower Swap Shop reaches out to 5,000 schoolchildren to mark fifth anniversary of ScottishPower Swap Shop,
Children across Scotland are set to take part in...
The shortlist for the fourth £25,000 Walter Scott Prize for historical fiction is announced today by the judging panel. The six novels, with settings...
Freelance writer and photographer Kari Herbert will be appearing at the launch of her latest title 'Heart of the Hero' this evening at Edinburgh Bookshop on...
EDINBURGH LIBRARIES WELCOME BACK BOOK LOVERS WITH FINES REPRIEVE
As part of National Libraries Day celebrations on Saturday 9th February 2013, Edinburgh City Libraries are holding...
One of Scotland’s brightest young companies has bucked recent business trends and posted record profits.
In the face of a radically-changing sector, Bright Red Publishing...
Multi‐award winning Edinburgh author, Nicola Morgan, has just become Scotland's first Patron of Reading. The new scheme is the brainchild of Tim Redgrave, dynamic...
Alexander McCall Smith to lead Reading Hour at National Museum of Scotland for Book Week Scotland
Celebrated authors Alexander McCall Smith and Lari Don will...
Local Writer, Marianne Paget, is celebrating the publication of her short story, Leith 1974, in an anthology titled My Favourite Place. The book will...
Culture Secretary announces full programme for Book Week Scotland
More than 350 free events are planned for Scotland’s first national celebration of reading, Culture Secretary...
With the fortieth anniversary approaching of arguably the finest performance from a Hibs team in the club’s history, Edinburgh headmaster turned author, Ted Brack,...