Step back in time with music from James celebrating 40 years
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Granta: Novelists list shows how much society has changed for better
THERE are always ways to measure the distance between then and now. Take 1983, 40 years ago. The year Margaret Thatcher won a landslide victory in…
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King Charles' Coronation: Will you be celebrating?
ON a visit to Holyrood Palace last week with a group of international visitors from Turkey, Israel and all parts of Europe, I was astonished that…
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TV: Jamie Sives on Guilt and working with classmate Mark Bonnar
JAMIE Sives has had some cracking acting jobs over the years. There was his star turn as the lead in the multi-award-winning film Wilbur Wants To…
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Nothing Left to Fear from Hell, by Alan Warner. Review
He romance that has surrounded Bonnie Prince Charlie since he raised his standard on Scottish soil has baffled historians. Despite his many failings…
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Among mountains and midges, the Bonnie Prince comes vividly to life
Nothing Left to Fear from Hell
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Alan Warner: Author on Bonnie Prince Charlie and books
Aberdeen University lecturer and creator of Morvern Callar speaks about his new book Nothing Left to Fear from Hell.
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HISTORICAL
Alan Warner, of Morvern Callar fame, heads back into Scottish history to the aftermath of the bruising Battle of Culloden, April 1746.
France General City Of United Kingdom Vaudeline Dallaire Lenna Wickes Edward Charles Stuart Daniel Pursglove
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Review: Nothing Left To Fear From Hell by Alan Warner
CHARLES Edward Stuart is having something of a moment.
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Richard Milward: 'I hid my writing like a secret vice' | Fiction
The novelist on his latest book, a Charles Manson-inspired work written in slang, his love of the band Mogwai and the trials of sorting post for Royal Mail
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