Fiction and Poetry from Perthshire and Angus

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  Elephantina: Together With Some Short Remarks ... Dundee, 1830 Andrew Drummond
  It is April 1706. When an elephant dies, just outside of Dundee, Dr Patrick Blair attempts to make his name - and fortune - as the first man in Britain to dissect an elephant. His assistant, Gilbert Orum, meanwhile, plans a different tribute. Andrew Drummond is also the author of 'A Hand-book of Volapük'.
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  Hamish McHaggis: And The Ghost Of Glamis Linda Strachan; Sally J. Collins
  Angus hears scary noises when they visit Hamish's grandfather at Glamis Castle. Could it be a ghost?
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  The Magic Chanter Sheila Douglas
  Set in and around Perth, Iain 'sees' people and events connected with the town's past. He meets an old lady called Lizzie, who gives him a magic chanter. This leads to more adventures into the past.
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  Time In Carnbeg: Short Stories Ronald Frame
  A small Perthshire spa town not dissimilar to Pitlochry is Ronald Frame's setting for an interweaving and intersecting collection of stories, united by people and by setting.
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  A Window In Thrums J.M. Barrie; Ian Campbell
  This is the second in J.M. Barrie's portraits of rural life in 19th century Scotland. This edition features a new introduction by Professor Ian Campbell.

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  Into A Room: Selected Poems Of William Soutar William Soutar
  During his short life, William Soutar (1898-1943) produced a variety of philosophical poetry in Scots and English including A Bairn's Sang. This edited selection of his work includes a full introduction
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  The Singin' Lass: Selected Work Of Marion Angus Marion Angus
  This title celebrates the poetry and prose of Marion Angus, one of Scotland's finest lyric poets. Her work is modern and imaginative in its approach and the apparant simplicity of her strong and hauntingly sympathetic poetry is deceptive.