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.
To the ornithologist, Fair Isle really is something special. With his wife Sue, John Holloway ran the Fair Isle shop from December, 1977, until October, 1983. During that time the author built up a collection of field sketches of the island's birds and it is from this collection that most of the illustrations in this book are taken. By John Holloway....
Where to watch birds? On Stronsay! Published in 1995. Written and illustrated by John Holloway. Paperback.
The annual Orkney Bird Report for 2024. By the Orkney Bird Report Committee. Paperback.
SIGNED COPY PRE-ORDER Author signing on Saturday 26th July, 12-2pm. Signed copies will be posted out on Monday 28th after the signing. Written and illustrated by Britt Harcus. Children's book. Orkney history. Hardback.
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.
Aspects of Orkney. This is one of the most comprehensive books ever written about the Orkney Islands, covering their archaeology and history, and the characteristics and way of life of the island people through the centuries. It is the result of a combined effort of a team of scholars from various disciplines. Edited by R. J. Berry and H. N. Firth. Hardback.
An Orkney Anthology. The Orkney Islands have produced a remarkable number of talented writers through the years. This anthology gathers together material from a variety of sources, to give a flavour of Orkney and its writing. Edited by Howie Firth. Hardback.
Essays from Orkney & Shetland presented to Per Sveaas Anderson. Edited by Barbara E. Crawford. Hardback.
Revered George Low 1747-95. By Olaf D. Cuthbert. Hardback.