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In July 1996, Edinburgh College of Art offered a Masterclass with the Italian-Scottish sculptor, ...

First published in this format in 1884, this early chronological account forms a complete overvie...

John Galt (1779-1839) has been described as the first political novelist in the English language....

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When a thin black and white Collie, lying quietly in her cage at the Rescue Centre, caught the ey...

Mary Elizabeth Haldane was Naomi Mitchison's paternal grandmother ('Granniema'). Like her grandda...

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George Gunn's writing is distinctive, with an urgent sense of people and place. This selection fr...

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In the fast disappearing slums of the Claggans district of a big Scottish city, only a few teneme...