Edinburgh Book Festival
Iain Overtonās book āGun, Baby, Gunā investigates one of the most disturbing and frequently overlooked crisisā¦
Chef Mark Greenaway strides on to the platform as if ready to give us a cookery demonstration but he is hereā¦
Delving into the intimate lives of real women has taken Paula McLain and Priya Parmar on extensive travelā¦
"Guilt," a late friend of this reviewer's observed, "is a useless emotion." Except perhaps insofar as itā¦
Three acknowledged experts on China took a capacity audience at the Edinburgh Book Festival's Studio Theatreā¦
There are not too many occasions when the speaker is already on stage as the audience come in.
As the second anniversary of the Maidan protests which ousted the Yanukovich-led government in Ukraineā¦
The theme of this yearās Edinburgh Book Festival is summed up by the phrase āLetās Talkā illustrated withā¦
This was the Scottish Power Event, chaired by Nick Barley, the Director of the Edinburgh International Bookā¦
Even in douce Edinburgh, it is still possible to encounter those with a more than slight sympathy for farā¦
Wedged among a bevy of blue rinses, it was
tempting to speculate how many had turned out on yet anotherā¦
An evening with Alexander McCall Smith is always a delight and this event, chaired by Jamie Jauncey andā¦
Nick Davies is an impressive individual who has rightly been named as the Journalist of the Year and alsoā¦
Andrew Franklin in the Chair introduced author Antony Beevor as someone who had become one of the leadingā¦
Jeremy Paxman was at his absolute best for this Open University event which was entitled, "War. Germany.
Alan Johnson received a very warm welcome when he came into a full Baillie Gifford Main Theatre with Ruthā¦
This event was chaired by Catriona Murray in the RBS Garden Theatre and it attracted just over thirty peopleā¦
An appearance by Nicholas Parsons is always a highlight of the Edinburgh International Book Festival and thisā¦
This session entitled, "Searching for Mary Queen of Scots" drew a full house to the Scottish Power Studio.
"Stories in Stone" is the title of a series of podcasts to be launched by Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literatureā¦