Literary Lockdown V

We welcome the news of the ease of lockdown and the chance to get outdoors a little more, but BooksfromScotland will continue to share with you the brilliant work from Scotland's writers and publishers. Read on . . .

Checkpoint by Joe Donnelly J o e Connelly talks video games and mental health

Miss Blaine's Prefect and the Vampire Menace by Olga Wojtas Olga Wojtas chats to the Comedy Women in Print Prize

What We Did in the Dark by AJ Close Helpful questions for book group discussions

Mac and Bob and the Party Problem by Alan Windram Take part in a readalong and singalong!

Stay at Home: Poems and Prose for Children Edited by Joan Haig R ead this free anthology from 40 brilliant childrens' writers

Can't Dance Cameron by Emily Dodd Join Emily Dodd and the RSPB for a Capercaillie story

Along the Amber Route by C J Schuler Chris Schuler appears at the LitFest Online

Come Again by Robert Webb Catch up with Robert Webb at LitFest Online

Marram by Leonie Charlton Leonie Charlton talks about her memoir at LitFest Online

And there's More. . .

Miss the Glasgow Women's Library Open the Door festival? Catch up on Facebook. Head over to the LRB podcast where Andrew O' Hagan talks about the friendship between Robert Louis Stevenson and Henry James Reminisce with Jim Haynes and John Calder on the legendary 1962 Edinburgh International Book Conference

As ever, I hope you agree there really is high quality Scottish literary entertainment for you to enjoy whenever you're free. This newsletter can stay in your inbox as long as you need it! Keep your eye on BooksfromScotland's Twitter and Facebook feeds where we will continue to promote the best in Scottish writing, and we'll be back in touch next week with more online goodies. In the meantime, take care, stay safe and keep reading! Best wishes, Vikki Reilly Online Editor BooksfromScotland

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