Schoolchildren in Edinburgh have recently authored two new books, drawing inspiration from the historical significance and restoration efforts surrounding the city's iconic North Bridge.
On...
Today the Edinburgh International Book Festival announces that Jenny Niven, a leading cultural producer and director who has worked with a range of influential...
The 2023 programme of the Edinburgh International Book Festival has been unveiled, commemorating The Joy of Words and the festival's 40-year tenure as the...
The Edinburgh International Book Festival announced a new partnership with Waterstones, the UK's leading book retailer.
With 29 bookshops in Scotland and a total of...
Edinburgh Magazine was launched by Firefly Magazines in January 2020, right before the outbreak of COVID-19. As the fifth local magazine under Firefly, it...
Last week, the Edinburgh International Book Festival announced award-winning short story writer and poet Chris Barkley as writer in residence for its Communities Programme...
Acclaimed authors, writers and speakers will explore belief from a range of perspectives at a literary festival organised by the University of Edinburgh’s world-renowned...
Celebrated Scots poet George Bruce, OBE, MA (1909-2002) is set to become the latest addition to Makars’ Court, where Scotland’s most esteemed writers have...
The Edinburgh International Book Festival has announced that this year’s Schools Programme will be entirely free thanks to the generosity of long-term Lead Sponsor...
Three popular Edinburgh libraries are set to be returned to their local communities ending their time as symptomatic testing centres.
Following a request from the...
Writer Siôn Scott-Wilson reveals how Edinburgh provided the historical inspiration for his latest novel Some Rise by Sin.
When I left Edinburgh for a while...
Push The Boat Out (PTBO) Scotland’s newest and most boundary-bending poetry festival, launches its inaugural programme today, Wednesday 8 September in Edinburgh.
Taking place from...
