These poems are an absolute delight, witty, virtuosic in their varieties of form, their strikingly original twists on familiar
phrases, profoundly serious in their intent.

Beginning with the death of his wife, he gradually moves across their life together, between locations, snatching common memories, filling the past with details his children could never have known. At the same time, he is forced to concentrate on his own, immediate concerns; his loss of job, lack of friends, loneliness and crumbling attempts to fill his time.

Angus MacPhail is the child of failure .While his adoptive brother tries to save Scotland for socialism by robbing banks, Angus, representing the bastard majority, is happier working for number one. Not that he is happy. Having alienated a succession of women by his dour self absorption, he finally ends up in a cosily incestuous relationship with his adoptive sister.

A young man, Andy Paterson, has just been released from prison on a drugs charge of which he is innocent; he wants to know why he was framed and by whom.

The Devil and the Giro includes stories from all the major Scottish writers both famous and unsung. Hogg, Stevenson, George MacDonald, Conan Doyle, Hugh MacDiarmid, Muriel Spark, James Kelman and Alasdair Gray are but a few of the fifty contributors

The ‘old old story’ in a brand new format. 16 stories from the life of Jesus with easy-to-perform rap commentary, plus three join-in poems. A4 format – 42 pages – photocopiable – adaptable Available as a PDF for £8 or as a paper copy with spiral binding for £12 inc. p and p. in UK […]

This collection is a gift to the First Nation peoples of Yukon, many of whom still strive to regain the way of life they lost.

Foul Deeds Will Rise is a novel about satanist abuse, controversially set on the beautiful islands of Orkney.