Fiction / Ficsean
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Add to BasketÙpraid: Air Eadar-Theangachadh Le Beathag Mhoireasdan
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Translated from the original Irish, this fast-moving novel follows the exploits of three students living in the Dublin suburbs. -
Add to BasketA' Ghlainne Agus Sgeulachdan Eile
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A moving and at times humorous collection of 8 short stories on a variety of subjects. -
Add to BasketAm Miseanaraidh
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Viewing his own country as irreversibly tainted with sin and beyond salvation, a young Scottish minister takes his sermons and prayers into deepest Africa, where he believes he will find an untouched and innocent population poised for the blessings of the Lord. -
Add to BasketAth-Aithne
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Whether in Aldershot, Uist, Glasgow, Nicaragua or elsewhere, the characters are brought to life with intelligence, passion and humour. Love, war, death, passion, belonging, identity, uncertainty, desire, tragedy and joy are just some of the themes running through these 18 short stories. -
Add to BasketCainnt Na Caileige Caillte
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This is Alison Lang's debut collection of Gaelic short stories. -
Add to BasketDìleas Donn
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Set on the Isle of Lewis, this story involves three main characters, whose lives become intertwined. As the tale unfolds, we see them having to make difficult decisions, challenging the values that have been instilled in them from an early age. -
Add to BasketThe Damien Hirst Skull / An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst
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'The Damien Hirst Skull' features 21 different Gaelic authors, each reflecting the diverse nature of contemporary Gaelic fiction. Volume 3. -
Add to BasketThe Damien Hirst Skull
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'The Damien Hirst Skull' features 21 different Gaelic authors, each reflecting the diverse nature of contemporary Gaelic fiction. Limited edition. -
Add to BasketThe Damien Hirst Skull / An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst
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'The Damien Hirst Skull' features 21 different Gaelic authors, each reflecting the diverse nature of contemporary Gaelic fiction. Volume 2. -
Add to BasketThe Damien Hirst Skull / An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst
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'The Damien Hirst Skull' features 21 different Gaelic authors, each reflecting the diverse nature of contemporary Gaelic fiction. Volume 1. -
Add to BasketThe Damien Hirst Skull / An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst
£16.00
- Hardback - Ur-Sgeul
BDS Slug 'The Damien Hirst Skull' features 21 different Gaelic authors, each reflecting the diverse nature of contemporary Gaelic fiction. Limited edition. -
Add to BasketDìomhanas
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This is a collection of 24 short stories in Gaelic. -
Add to BasketGnothach Annasach An Dr Jekyll Is Mhgr Hyde
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- Paperback - Waverley
Following their acclaimed graphic novel version of 'Kidnapped', Alan Grant and Cam Kennedy turn their attention to another Stevenson story. John Utterson notices that his friend, Dr Henry Jekyll, has been acting very strangely. As he investigates, Utterson uncovers a terrifying and horrific story. -
Add to BasketGymnippers Diciadain
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The two main characters in this Gaelic novel meet most Wednesdays while their respective children are in the gym. Their understanding of one another's lives, and feelings for one another, slowly grow. -
Add to BasketLà A' Dèanamh Sgèil Do Là
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It is a novel which begins in the Torrin/Elgol area of Skye in 2010, when an old man comes to the door carrying a bag of winkles on his shoulders. But is it really 2010? Perhaps it's even later... -
Add to BasketLitir A Ameireagaidh
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In the years after the Great War, Donald John left Uist to work as a policeman, initially in Glasgow and later in New York. A volume in the 'Sandstone Meanmnach Series', this story is for advanced Scottish Gaelic learners as well as accomplished readers. -
Add to BasketSgeulachdan Dhòmhnaill Alasdair
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A collection of stories in which the plot is most important, although some appear to be based on actual events. They often have a twist in the tail. -
Add to BasketShrapnel
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Set in Edinburgh's underbelly, this story is awash with drunks and criminals, where only a thin membrane separates peace and violence. -
Add to BasketSuthainn Sìor
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The final book in MacLeod's trilogy, which started with Dìleas Donn and continued with Taingeil Toilichte. We see how the family's lives are progressing as they continue to deal with love, faith, sadness, hope and uncertainty. -
Add to BasketAn Taigh-Samhraidh
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An Taigh-Samhraidh (The Holiday House) is the third novel from Angus Peter Campbell. -
Add to BasketTaingeil Toilichte
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The second instalment of MacLeod's trilogy of novels, which is set twenty years after Dìleas Donn, and explores how the lives of the family change as the daughter, Melanie, begins research into religion on the Isle of Lewis. -
Add to BasketTeas
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A dramatic and thrilling crime novel set in Inverness in the 1980s. Iain Murdo MacLeod's world is shattered when his girlfriend is found dead in suspicious circumstances. -
Add to BasketTilleadh Dhachaigh
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'Tilleadh Dhachaigh' is Aonghas Phàdraig Caimbeul's fourth Gaelic novel. Full of humour and pathos, there are big questions contained here in this easy to read and entertaining story. -
Add to BasketTocasaid 'Ain Tuirc
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Viking, Gaelic and many other influences come to bear on these 16 short stories of glorious imagination, quirky rich humour and larger than life characters.
Last modified Tuesday 12 April 2011
