The latest Orkney books at The Orcadian Bookshop.
All you need to make the most of your trip to Shetland. Paperback. Includes free e-book.
Having married an Orcadian crofter in 1961, Christine Muir became part of the tiny island community of North Ronaldsay, where she and her husband raised their four children.
Blood can mean everything. And it can mean nothing. By C.R.C Campbell. Paperback.
The annual Orkney Bird Report for 2024. By the Orkney Bird Report Committee. Paperback.
Love and hunger are not the same. An epic sapphic romantic fantasy novel set in Orkney. With Scottish and Orcadian folklore, including a trow as a minor character, sites such as Skara Brae. By Roslyn Sinclair. Paperback.
A heartfelt collection of poems exploring the deep emotions tied to loss, relationships, friendship, family, and mental health. By Leah Robertson. Paperback
A fresh and engaging exploration of Scotland's architectural heritage, told through Emmerson's unique personal lens. Featuring many places in Orkney. Paperback. By Roger Emmerson.
Studies in Scottish Scandinavian archaeology. Edited by Tim Horne, Elizabeth Pierce and Rachel Barrowman. Paperback.
The 2025 Review covers work done at the Ness of Brodgar and others, by archaeologists across the country. Paperback. Orkney Archaeology Society.