From the Cowshed to the Kop

From the Cowshed to the Kop - Peter Cormack

In a playing career spanning nearly two decades, Peter Cormack became a real fans’ favourite both at Hibernian FC and with the mighty Liverpool team of the 1970s. Following 3 ½ years at Bristol City Cormack went into football management, with mixed fortunes, but his lasting achievements in the game both north and south of the border are told with honesty and humour along with some rare insights into some of the greats of the game. With contributions from Sir Alex Ferguson, Billy McNeill, Tommy Smith, Joe Royle, Norman Hunter and Ray Clemence. Also featuring a foreword by Kevin Keegan.

From the Heart

From the Heart - Sandy Clark

In From the Heart, Sandy Clark tells the story of his headline-grabbing career in football as a striker, manager, coach and now much-respected pundit. Candid and full of brand new anecdotes it is an unmissable football story.

A Sink of Atrocity

A Sink of Atrocity - Malcolm Archibald

In A Sink of Atrocity, Malcolm Archibald reveals the real nineteenth century Dundee and the ordinary and extraordinary crimes that took place. Ever since the Circuit judge Lord Cockburn branded the city ‘A Sink of Atrocity’ in his Memoirs, the image of old Dundee has been one of poverty and crime – but what was it really like to live in the streets and closes of Dundee at that time?

It's a Sign

It's a Sign - Ken Smith

For years the Herald has published some of the funniest photos around. Now, this brilliant collection brings you the best range ever both from Scotland and around the globe.

Sporting Scots

Sporting Scots - John K. V. Eunson

Sporting Scots tells the incredible stories of the Scots who brought sport to the globe and transformed the histories of golf, football, rugby, athletics, ice hockey, cricket, swimming, baseball, cycling, motor racing and many other sports in the process. It is also the modern history of the Scots abroad as they left the Auld Country far behind them for fame or fortune, or for simple economic necessity, and secured a lasting sporting legacy around the globe.

The Breadmakers Saga

The Breadmakers Saga - Margaret Thomson Davis

The Breadmakers Saga follows the story of a Glasgow working class community living through the dark days of the Depression and the Second World War. A reprint of a treasured classic which has sold over 100,000 copies in previous editions.

The Wax Fruit Trilogy

The Wax Fruit Trilogy - Guy McCrone

The Wax Fruit Trilogy brings together Guy McCrone’s three classic novels, Antimacassar City, The Philistines, and The Puritans, which chroncile the life and times of the Moorhouse family as they rise from the obscurity of an Ayrshire farm to the position of great prosperity in Victorian Glasgow.

I Love You, Goodbye

Life in the small Scottish village of Evanton may seem calm, but in the hearts of its residents lies turmoil. Separate lives intertwine to potentially disastrous effect as they all struggle to answer the universal question: how to make love last?

Cynthia Rogerson's I Love You, Goodbye will be dramatised on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour. The series which comprises five 15 minute episodes beginning Monday 5th March and ends Friday. It airs twice a day that week, and all 5 episodes will be repeated on their omnibus on the Saturday. I Love You, Goodbye will be published in pocket edition on 5th March to coincide with the BBC Radio dramatisation. It was previously shortlisted for Creative Scotland Novel of the Year 2011.

It Shouldn’t Happen to a Midwife!

Training to be a nurse in the Swinging Sixties was demanding but great fun. In this sequel to It Won’t Hurt a Bit, it’s time for Jane Yeadon to move on from her basic training to her exciting new life as a midwife. It’s a whole new challenge with a new set of intriguing colleagues far from home as she heads from Scotland to Belfast for a brand new adventure.

Watch Over Me

An ethereal and beautifully written debut novel, Watch Over Me is a poignant story about letting go and moving on – with a little bit of help from beyond the grave.

The Completely Unofficial River City Quiz Book

Test your knowledge of Scottish soap opera River City in this fun, unofficial quiz about the life and times of the residents of the fictional town of Shieldinch. This quirky quiz covers everything from the birth of Madonna and the parts played by pop stars, to the only stop on Glasgow’s Clockwork Orange never to have seen a train. Whether you’re a casual fan or a loyal devotee, test how much you really know about Scotland’s best (and only) TV soap with The Completely Unofficial River City Quiz Book.

Wee Rabbie’s Rhymes

Wee Rabbie’s Rhymes is a miniature edition collecting the work of Scotland’s National Bard as a board book in the style of the hugely successful Katie series. A simple, funny, colourful introduction to Burns featuring songs from ‘Ye Banks and Braes’ to ‘Auld Lang Syne’.