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Tag Archives: The Stone by Nigel Tranter 1959

Give me a book about Scotland to read by the fire…

Scotiana Posted on January 31, 2025 by MAJAFebruary 18, 2025

  I didn’t read Mark Helprin’s Winter’s Tale but I can’t think of a better quote than his to introduce my post today! 😉 We are at the end of January and there have been some unusually cold days here in Périgord Noir. Although I do love winter walks in the frost-white countryside, especially in our lovely corner of Dordogne … Continue reading →

Posted in Books | Tagged A Winter Grave by Peter May 2023, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Art of the Four by Roger Billcliffe 2022, George Mackay Brown Christmas and Winter Stories, On the Island by Iain Crichton Smith 1979, Scottish Books, Scottish books of history, Scottish history, St Kilda and the Wider World 2005, The Gravity of Feathers by Andrew Fleming 2024, The Joy of Snow autobiography by Elizabeth Goudge 1974, The Midlle Window by Elizabeth Goudge 1939, The Mysterious Case of the Stone of Destiny by David Maule 2024, The Perfect Passion Company by Alexander McCall Smith 2024, The Stone by Nigel Tranter 1959, The Stone of Destiny, The Stone of Scone | Leave a reply
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