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Talks and book festivals in Scotland

Scottish literature has a long and distinguished history. It includes some of the most widely read classics of all times, from Ossian and J M Barrie to Robert Louis Stevenson and Conan Doyle, as well as works from internationally acclaimed contemporary writers such as Muriel Spark, Irvine Welsh, Alexander McCall Smith and J K Rowling. Scotland’s distinguished position in the literary world continues to develop, and literary art is celebrated throughout the year with a variety of events including book festivals, readings and creative workshops. 

 

activity highlights

21st June 2013, Edinburgh:

An evening of poetry and short films, stemming from the Making it Home project run by the Refugee Survival Trust.

22nd June 2013, Edinburgh:

For the very first time, Edinburgh’s spoken word groups Blind Poetics, Illicit Ink, Inky Fingers and Writers’ Bloc have come together to celebrate the UK’s second National Flash Fiction Day.

22nd & 23rd June 2013, Dundee:

Film, Theatre, Performance is the 20th Annual Scottish Word and Image Group (SWIG) Conference.

20th - 23rd June 2013, Edinburgh:

Scotland’s Highland Bards knew all the special, secret and beautiful places.

28th JUne 2013, Edinburgh:

Join guest storyteller James Spence this midsummer, for an evening of country tales.

17th & 18th August 2013, Scottish Borders:

A unique literary festival bringing international writers and thinkers together for a weekend of inspiring debates, literary walks and storytelling bike rides through the beautiful Borders’ countryside.

10th - 26th August 2013, Edinburgh

Each year the Edinburgh International Book Festival attracts around 200,000 visitors for what is the world’s largest public celebration of the written word.

4th - 8th September 2013, Nairn:

This annual festival is one of the premier book and arts events in Scotland.

6th - 8th September 2013, Highands:

An intimate festival in an area that has inspired writers over the ages and whose landscape continues to inspire today.

29th September 2013, Edinburgh:

A fascinating, compelling and entertaining evening with Ray Mears, recognised worldwide as an authority on bushcraft and survival.


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