Edinburgh Book Festival
After Covid-19 struck in 2020, the Edinburgh Internati
From Nordic Noir to Tartan Noir, crime writing is a brutal, grisly business across Scandinavia and Scotland
Journalist, critic and broadcaster, Mariella Frostrup was born in Norway, brought up in Ireland and now liv
2019 marks the centenary of the inaugural James Tait Black Prizes founded by Janet Tait Black née Coats, in
“Once across the Equator and into the South East trade winds ...
The director and staff at the EIBF should be congratulated on the creative pairing of these two writers who
This sell out event in the New York Times Theatre, Kate Atkinson was in conversation with Lee Randall.
Although the run-up to the 2014 Independence Referendum has barely begun, the length of the queue for this…
Obviously well known to British audiences, Erica Jong was joined stage by Ruth Wishart who acted as chair for…
First launched in 1972, the annual Scottish Book Awards have developed into a major prize for writers…
The Edinburgh International Book Festival started with a bang!
This was a politician at his best! Malcolm Rifkind was in ebullient mood when he spoke to a full house at…
On balance, Adam Phillips may have one of the sharpest, penetrating and prescient minds in Britain today.
Although not quite as common a surname in Scotland as it once was, Flemings can still be found in telephone…
Robert Crawford took the concept of the poet as bearer of tradition for the theme of his Saltire Society…
Peter Gutteridge took the stage alone to introduce Jeremy Vine who then bounded on to the platform from the…
This was an inspiring and engaging discussion at the Edinburgh Book Festival about the rising…
Joe Simpson, the author of Touching the Void was introduced by Alan Morrison, the Group Arts Editor of The…
While it may have been natural for the Edinburgh International Book Festival to commence its ‘Re-Thinking The…
This year, the Edinburgh International Book Festival has been privileged to welcome two of the United States…