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Edinburgh Old Town

English · Paperback / Softback

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Experience the scenery and folklore of Edinburgh's iconic Old Town through new eyes in the latest installment in the Journey's and Evocations series. This blend of prose, poetry, photography and history is the perfect gift for any visitor to Scotland's capital city.

About the author

STUART McHARDY is a writer, musician, folklorist, storyteller and poet, and has lectured on many aspectes of Scottish history and culture. A prolific author, he has published several books including A New History of the Picts, Tales of Edinburgh Castle, The Quest for the Nine Maidens, On the Trail of Scotland's Myths and Legends and the Edinburgh and Leith Pub Guide. DONALD SMITH is a storyteller, playwrite, novelist and performance poet. Born in Glasgow, he has worded in theatre and literature in Scotland since the 1970s. Donald is a founding director of the Scottish Storytelling Centre, founding director of the National Theatre of Scotland and first chair of the Literature Forum for Scotland.

Summary

Experience the scenery and folklore of Edinburgh's iconic Old Town through new eyes in the latest installment in the Journey's and Evocations series. This blend of prose, poetry, photography and history is the perfect gift for any visitor to Scotland's capital city.

Product details

Authors John Fee, Stuart McHardy, Stuart Smith Mchardy, Donald Smith
Publisher Luath press
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 31.10.2014
 
EAN 9781910021569
ISBN 978-1-910021-56-9
No. of pages 128
Series Journeys and Evocations
Journeys and Evocations
Subjects Humanities, art, music > History
Non-fiction book > History > Regional and national histories

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