Thresholds – Roddy Simpson
Thresholds is a series of lyrical, black and white photographs, taken between 1994 and the present, by Roddy Simpson, a photographer, photo-historian, writer and lecturer who lives in Linlithgow.
line
To Retribution – FJ Curlew
In the very near future, the military controls the UK. Media is censored, movement monitored and re-education and repatriation are the orders of the day.
line
The Things We Learn When We’re Dead – Charlie Laidlaw
Lorna Love is returning home from a dinner party when she’s knocked down by a car. She wakes up in what she assumes is a hospital – albeit a wish and silent hospital.
line
Infinite Ground – Martin MacInnes
A young man named Carlos is attending a family reunion dinner, when he leaves the table – and goes missing without trace. A veteran police inspector is called in to search for him.
line
Edinburgh For Under Fives
‘Edinburgh For Under Fives’ is a must have guidebook for Edinburgh families with young children.
line
Mary’s the Name – Ross Sayers
After her granpa is mixed up in a robbery at the bookies where he works, eight year old Mary finds herself on the run with him.
line
RSS