Pittenweem Library reviews
And the Land Lay Still by the novelist and poet James Robertson won the 2010 Scottish Book of the Year award and has since been recognised as a classic exploration of 20th century Scottish politics and society.
Emeritus Professor Anthony Lodge, already well-known locally for his interesting talks and guided walks based on the history of Pittenweem Priory, has just published an absorbing and meticulously well-researched and referenced account of the Priory since its founding through to the present day.
Review of A Promised Land by Barack Obama
Review: DCI Sophie Allen series of crime novels by Michael Hambling
An Empire in the East, by Norman Lewis
Travels with Myself and Another by Martha Gellhorn
Review: Vaughan Williams: Composer, Radical, Patriot – a Biography. by Keith Alldritt
Erewhon is Samuel Butler’s attempt to write a utopian ‘travelogue’
Review: The Silk Roads: a new history of the world, by Peter Frankopan
The Oak Papers, by James Canton
