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And this, my friends, was why I was in Benbecula 👇 I'm unfeasibly thrilled to be contributing something to the already must-read Darklands series! Polygon Books

VERY exciting news! What a great addition to a spectacular series of books about Scotland's dark moments in history😎

NEWS: Booker-Shortlisted Graeme Macrae Burnet pens true-story novella BENBECULA for Polygon Books' Darkland Tales – out Winter 2025! 🗡🌒 🗡🌒🗡 Read more at blakefriedmann.co.uk/news/graeme-ma…

.Polygon Books has acquired a novella called Benbecula by Booker Prize-shortlisted author Graeme Macrae Burnet 👇 thebookseller.com/rights/graeme-…

Happy Valentine's Day! 💕 What better way to celebrate this day of love than to pick up the just-published Looking for You, the latest instalment in Alexander's Perfect Passion Company series. Find out more: alexandermccallsmith.co.uk/book/looking-f…

We are deeply saddened to share that Denzil Meyrick, one of the finest Scottish crime writers of his generation, has died. Denzil – along with his characters – will always be remembered as a friend to the Birlinn team. birlinn.co.uk/2025/02/18/den…

Cover reveal! 🌀 We are so excited to be publishing this thrilling debut novel, The Man on the Endless Stair, by award-winning writer Chris Barkley on 7th August. Available to pre-order now! birlinn.co.uk/product/the-ma…

Three years ago today, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Journalist Jen Stout's book Night Train to Odesa brings her first-hand, vivid reporting to readers in the UK as she reports from front lines and cities across Ukraine. Find more about her excellent book:

It's the end of February but we're still delivering fresh #StaffPicks every week. Explore stunning new releases, no nonsense nutrition and more, now: l8r.it/0akb #ParthianBooks Ad Astra Aria Fiction VertebratePublishing Elliott & Thompson Polygon Books

UllapoolBookshop is a truly fabulous independent bookshop in the wonderful harbour town of Ullapool - always a treat to visit, and a treat to see them featuring Of Stone and Sky in the local fiction section. Thanks, team! 🙏 Polygon Books

Have you seen all the glowing reviews for Alexander's newest book, Looking for You? 💕 🌟'Brimming with joy' - Sunday Post 🌟'Wonderfully amusing and heartfelt' - LoveReading 🌟'McCall Smith's novels are shaped by ideas of community, tolerance, and civility' - The Telegraph

"A wonderfully amusing and heartfelt addition to The Perfect Passion Company series set around a dating agency in Edinburgh." @LRLizRobinson, Expert Reviewer Looking for You by A. McCall Smith, Polygon Books Read the full review and order your copy now: l8r.it/r3Tn

Just some of the glowing reviews received by To Pay the Ferryman by Pat Black - TO PAY THE FERRYMAN! Find out more about this brilliantly twisty crime thriller here: birlinn.co.uk/product/to-pay…

My creepy new novel will be clawing its way out of the woods and onto shelves, with a big thank you to Polygon Books and awesome agent Sara Langham birlinn.co.uk/2025/03/13/pol…

We're hiring!✨ We have a rare opportunity for an entry level publishing job as our Administrative Assistant. We are looking for a highly organised and detail-oriented person to join the Birlinn team in Edinburgh. Apply by 28th March - more info: birlinn.co.uk/2025/03/13/wer…

Andrés N. Ordorica's new collection Holy Boys is an exploration of heritage told through lenses of queerness, liminality and desire theskinny.co.uk/books/book-rev… Polygon Books

We’re pleased to announce the 2025 Ondaatje Prize longlist, a collection of 15 books that span a multitude of different genres and forms, all united by their excellence in evoking the spirit of a place. The upcoming shortlist will be revealed on Monday 28 April.

Yes, it's me in The Times and The Sunday Times looking like a quiet, domestic warlord ;) In my book, this situation gets a few pages, here, it’s the headline. That’s fine, because the story is about how women are often left to carry the weight of domestic life alone. thetimes.com/article/5489ae…