This anthology gives us a last glimpse of the heroic age in Europe through the resonant poetry of the Gaelic tradition. English translations included.

Eminent poets and critics combine in unique tribute to a poet of whom even Robert Burns stood in awe.

This is the first history of the musical culture of the worldwide piping community.

A long-awaited re-issue of a continual classic originally published in 1881.

This book provides a lively account of bookselling and booksellers through the life histories of key and representative figures in the Scottish trade, told in their own words.

This is the first life of Rob to written by an experienced historian, based on a full range of sources. The picture that emerges is one of a remarkable life­ but not a heroic one.

A comprehensive study of hunting and hunting reserves in medieval Scotland, this book contains extensive legal and estate records; a plate section illustrating many aspects of medieval hunting; and a full critical edition of the Forest Law.