The author of Sunset Song, one of Scotland’s best-loved novels, Lewis Grassic Gibbon is among the twentieth century’s finest Scottish writers.

One of the fathers of the Scottish Renaissance of the 1920s and 1930s, Neil M. Gunn is recognised as one of the most important British literary figures to emerge during the early twentieth century.

Set in the underbelly of Edinburgh, the crime world of Allan Guthrie’s fast-paced noir novels is one where absurdity colours the landscape and the violence is red-raw.