Edinburgh


The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Knots and Crosses (Inspector Rebus, #1)
44 Scotland Street (44 Scotland Street, #1)
One Good Turn (Jackson Brodie, #2)
Trainspotting
The Sunday Philosophy Club (Isabel Dalhousie, #1)
The Library of the Dead (Edinburgh Nights, #1)
One Day
When Will There Be Good News? (Jackson Brodie, #3)
The Christmas Bookshop (The Christmas Bookshop, #1)
Hide and Seek (Inspector Rebus, #2)
Friends, Lovers, Chocolate (Isabel Dalhousie, #2)
City of Ghosts (Cassidy Blake, #1)
The Unbearable Lightness of Scones (44 Scotland Street, #5)
Espresso Tales (44 Scotland Street, #2)
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel SparkTrainspotting by Irvine WelshDr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis StevensonKnots and Crosses by Ian RankinMary Queen of Scots by Antonia Fraser
Books set in Edinburgh
135 books — 72 voters
The Deal by Elle KennedyThe Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana ZapataBeautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuireDarkfever by Karen Marie MoningHim by Sarina Bowen
RARE20 EDINBURGH
695 books — 113 voters

Outlander by Diana GabaldonMacbeth by William ShakespeareThe Winter Sea by Susanna KearsleyDragonfly in Amber by Diana GabaldonThe Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark
Books Set in Scotland
1,088 books — 686 voters
Kidnapped by Robert Louis StevensonWinter Arrives by Roz MarshallWilliam Shakespeare's by Bruce CovilleFear of Falling by Roz MarshallThe Observations by Jane  Harris
Scotland
130 books — 43 voters

Filth by Irvine WelshEcstasy by Irvine WelshThe Acid House by Irvine WelshReheated Cabbage by Irvine WelshA Decent Ride by Irvine Welsh
Best of Irvine Welsh
16 books — 1 voter

David McCrone
Thus cooperation and trust make contracts work, not the other way round. Outsourcing contracts rest on the fundamental failure to draw the distinction between statistically calculable risk and fundamental uncertainty. Handling the latter is manifestly the role of the state. There is a 'fantasy of controllability' over future costs which appears to shield the state from risk, while leaving it vulnerable to future uncertainty (like Carillion). This leads to blame shifting when things go wrong. The ...more
David McCrone, Who Runs Edinburgh?

Neal Ascherson
At the end of most streets of Edinburgh's Old Town rises the crimson wall of Salisbury Craigs, a lesson in the unimaginable forces and lapses of time which have gone to shape the world. The Craigs are a basalt intrusion, a fossil tide of volcanic rock which surged through the foundations of a dead volcano some 200 million years ago. Geology and paleontology, with their revelations of deep time and alien life-forms, towered up wherever 19th century Scots turned their eyes. the 'testimony of the r ...more
Neal Ascherson, Stone Voices: The Search for Scotland

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