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Five creations by an anonymous artist are to be sold to raise funds for the Scottish Book Trust.

Karina Daly’s fascinating book is lean on links with RTÉ, Arts Council and Mazars

Collectors are being offered a unique chance to buy a rare sculpture by acclaimed artist Frank Bruce at an upcoming exhibition

I’M old enough to remember seeing the BBC’s Wednesday Play of November 16, 1966. It was entitled Cathy Come Home and was by a writer called…

Updated: July 16 2021, 12.36pm Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman, left, type up Nixons downfall in All The Presidents Men. It is one of the most famous sequences in movie history: Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffmann typing as if their lives depended on it, as Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in All the President’s Men. The film, which chronicled the investigative journalism of the duo that exposed the Watergate scandal and eventually sparked the resignation of White House incumbent Richard Nixo...

Sadistic pornographer or semi-sane bore? Frances Wilson's deliciously partisan Burning Man will change your mind about the novelist

How a tiny Hebridean community won the lottery - and bought a wheelbarrow

© SYSTEM It was a pitched battle which was done and dusted in less time than half a football match. By the climax, thousands of men lay dead or wounded, while others were scattered to the wind, pursued by vengeful forces who hunted down their enemies and either slaughtered them or transported them to the West Indies. Even now, 275 years later, Culloden is a word which provokes strong emotions among the descendants of those who perished on a brooding, boggy moor, east of Inverness in the Scotti...

PREMIUM Author Ian Rankin with some of the haul of his personal archive donated to the National Library of Scotland thursday after downsizing his Edinburgh home and which include early drafts of Rebus novels and letters to fellow authors..Pic Gordon Terris/The He AMONG the many things I’ve missed this past year is working in the National Library of Scotland. With its studiously hushed reading rooms, Pickwickian shelves of leather-bound books, and trolleys piled with returns, like upmarket S...

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