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Novels from local authors from Orkney or Orkney-based.
Fiction by Local Authors There are 37 products.
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Horror On Hoy
A Neolithic whodunit. The third in the Marna Mystery Series. By B.K. Bryce. Book 1 Available Here Book 2 Available Here
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Maeshowe Murders
A Neolithic whodunit. The first in the Marna Mystery Series. By B.K. Bryce. Book 2 available here Book 3 available here
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Orkney Tales
Tales of Orkney life created and related by John Brooke to his two young children, Nicholas and Catherine, on the long winter nights during his time as doctor to the Island of Shapinsay. (1994-2000). By John Brooke. Paperback.
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Across The Silent Sea
Orkney - At the edge of darkness and light. By Gabrielle Barnby. Paperback.
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Kidnap Fury of the Smoking Lovers
Inventive, imaginative, page-turning, full of lyrical images and unexpected turns in the plot. The engaging story of three memorable characters and of unexpected love. By Peter Benson. Paperback. Author of The Stromness Dinner.
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Deep Wheel Orcadia: A Novel
Astrid is returning home from art school on Mars, looking for inspiration. Darling is fleeing a life that never fit, searching for somewhere to hide. They meet on Deep Wheel Orcadia, a distant space station struggling for survival as the pace of change threatens to leave the community behind. A science-fiction verse-novel written in the Orkney dialect. By...
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The History of Orkney Literature
The first full survey of literary writing from and around the Orkney Islands and charts the development of this distinctively Orcadian strand within Scottish literature and shows how the archipelago, rather than the nation, can indeed be the defining locus of a compact and vibrant literary tradition. Paperback. By Simon W. Hall.
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Down In The Glen Something Stirs
A Novel of The Scottish Independence Referendum. The year is 2037 and the world is plagued by drought, war, vast migrations of people from the arid lands and resultant social and economic meltdown... By Jim Hewitson.
£ 12.99
