Norman MacLean

Another comic masterpiece from Norman Maclean, Contracts chronicles the birth and horrible growing pains of a new creature: Gaelic television. Follow the misadventures of the vain, the deluded, and the greedy, all desperate get a piece of the government’s million pound fund. It’s brilliant and hilarious satire on the perennial themes of avarice, lust and folly.

'The Billy Connolly of the Gàidhealtachd’ – Calum Macdonald, Runrig

Based in the Uists in the Outer Hebrides, with side trips to Glasgow, Hamburg and Amsterdam, this dotty adventure embraces frustrated sex, drugs, eightsome reels and a memorable cast of oddball characters.

'Read this book. It’s good. It’s a success story even though the author doesn’t admit it' - Ronnie Black, The Scotsman

A comedian, singer, composer, musician, linguist, actor, author and favourite of Sean Connery and Billy Connolly’s, this is a frank, funny and unique autobiography of a comedy legend.

The Billy Connolly of the Gàidhealtachd’ – Calum Macdonald, Runrig

Tricksters takes the reader on a rambunctious journey around Scotland with endearing but oddly-matched couple, Murdo and Rachel.