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Edinburgh

Alan Young And Michael J Stead ('alc Ro)al. \Vcst chistci‘ Sti‘cct. 557 4792. 7.30pm. £3 (£3). 'l‘ickcts a\ai|ah|c Irom lidinbur'gh br'anchcs ol' \Vatcrxtonc's. I’ublishcd to coincidc \\ ith the opcning of the Scottish Parliament. In 'l'hv hum/(7n ()1 Roller! 'I‘lrt' [firm 1’ (Sutton Publishing £19.99) traccs thc stor) oI Scotland's gi'cat hcr'o-king. 'l'onight thc author's r'cad li'om thcii' book complctc \\ ith battlc rc- cnactmcnts 1I'HIII(';tl'I'IL'1\ XIII).

SATURDAY 24

Glasgow

Contemporary Fiction Discussion Group lioi'dcl‘s Books. 283 Buchanan SII'L‘L‘I. 222 77””. 12.30pm. 1'il'k'L'. I’L‘lcl‘ Hocg's .lliu .S'mi/lu'x I’vc'ling /-'nr .S‘nnu' Ix thc book llIIt1L‘l‘t1l\L'll\\ItllI.

MONDAY 26 Edinburgh

Christopher Wallace \Vatcrstonc's. I33 I’r'inccs Str'cct. 33b 2(r(r(r. 7pm. Free /\’t'.\llI'I‘c't‘I/HII ('lu/i t1’1amingo £9.99) is the new book li'om another rising star in the Scottish r'cnaissancc. ('hr'istophci' Wallacc. who has bccn comparcd to Kalka and Siiskind among othcrs. llcai‘ him read from his book and tttl\\\ct' clucstions altci‘uards. Scc pi‘c\ icw

Edinburgh

Toni Davidson (‘at'c- Rti_\;t1. \VCst chistcr Strcct. 557 4793. 7.30pm. 151cc. l)a\ idson rcads l'r'om his debut no\c1 .Sic'cll' ('lt/llll'c' ch‘lk‘1 1IIL‘ [9.99) \\1IIL‘1I L‘\[)1UI'C\ I1IL‘L‘tilllI'U\L‘l'\l;l1 thcmcs ol' ahusc and ps} choanal} sis.

Science Fiction/Fantasy Discussion Group Borders Books. 383 Buchanan

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Toni Davidson reads at Cafe Royal, Edinburgh, Tue 27 Jul

Str‘cct. 323 7700, 7.30pm. l-rcc. 'l‘hc group discuss Ill .llc'l In lull/erur h} l'r'it/ l.cibcr'.

THURSDAY 29

Glasgow

A.L. Kennedy \Vatcrstonc‘s. 153 157 Sauchichall Sti‘cct. 332 9105. 7pm. £2 tt‘l tickct i'cdccmablc against pi'icc ol' hook). Rcccix ing international acclaim I‘UI' 11c‘l' \hot‘l \ltu'ic\ and I\\o pi'c\ It)l|\ no\c1\..-\.1.. Kcnncd} r'cads I‘r‘om hcr' lttlc‘xl hook lil't‘l‘lI/II'II'J 1i)” .Vt'c'c/ (Jonathan ('apc £10.99) in which shc c\aminc\ human built} and grid in a [coder account ol‘ a man in pain.

SATURDAY 31

Glasgow

Mary Contini and Pru Irvine Bordci‘s Books. 283 Buchanan Sti'cct. 233 7700. 11.30am. 151cc. 'lihc authors talk about their new book limv l’um tlibur} [12991. a guidc to rcal cooking I'ot' kids.

Glasgow

Robert Knox Boi‘dcrs Books. 233 Buchanan Strcct. 223 7700. 8pm. I-‘i'cc. l’cr'l'ormancc poct. Robcrt Knox hosts this rcgular pocti'} c\cning gix ing \sritcrs and [IL‘I'IUI‘IIIL‘I‘\ thc opportunin to share their \\t)l'1\.

Glasgow

Reading Group Water-stone‘s. IS} 157 Sauchichall Street. 7.30pm. 1-‘r'ccfl‘hc book under discussion I\ Ilirv I}; (in b} Alan Spcncc. l’or‘ morc details contact '1‘L‘\\il Bo“ 1ct‘ on (11-11 .332 91115.

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CAFE ROYAL

ALAN YOUNG & MICHAEL J. STEAD

In The Footsteps of Robert the Bruce (Sutton Publishing £19.99)

Follow the great leader’s life with a fascinating narration by the authors and a spectacular re-enactment by Carrick 800.

Tickets 23/22

WEST END

CHRISTOPHER WALLACE

Resurrection Club (Flamingo £9.99)

This extremely talented young Edinburgh-based writer has been compared to Kafka, Suskind and Lynch. Come and hear him read from his latest work.

Tickets Free

CAFE ROYAL

TONI DAVIDSON

Scar Culture (Rebel Inc. £9.99)

Waterstone’s Scottish Book of the Month, Toni Davidson’s debut novel deals with the controversial themes of sexual abuse and psychiatry. Join us at the Cafe’ Royal for an exhilarating reading and discussion.

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