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Edinburgh Historic Walks: A Summary of Hidden Histories

Katie Grieve, Katherine Scott (Author)
28 November 2025
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poeMS: an anthology by people living with multiple sclerosis

Georgi Gill (Editor); Tilly, Saskia, Philippa, Nina, Memphis, Ellen, Eleanor, Claudia, Alex (Author); Professor Anna Williams (Foreward Author); Rhiannon Bull (Designer)
27 November 2025
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Poems on My Mind: a toolkit for poetry writing by people living with neurological illness

Georgi Gill, Kitty Coles, Matthew Dickman, Kristiina Ehin, Holly Magill (Author); Rhiannon Bull (Designer)
27 November 2025
A human head with a stern face and flowing cloud-like hair behind two humans.

The Isle of Voices: A graphic adaptation and poetry inspired by the work of Robert Louis Stevenson with links to accompanying resources for students and teachers

Simon Grennan (Author); Michelle Keown, Shari Sabeti (Editor); Solomon Enos, Selina Tusitala Marsh, Caroline Sinavaiana Gabbard (Author); Jack Brougham (Illustrator)
14 August 2025
Two figures walk across a beach, with palm tree leaves hanging overhead.

Casting Shadows: A graphic adaptation and poetry inspired by the work of Robert Louis Stevenson with links to accompanying resources for students and teachers

Simon Grennan (Author); Michelle Keown, Shari Sabeti (Editor); Solomon Enos, Selina Tusitala Marsh, Caroline Sinavaiana Gabbard (Author); Jack Brougham (Illustrator)
14 August 2025
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The Bottle Imp: A graphic adaptation inspired by the work of Robert Louis Stevenson with links to accompanying resources for students and teachers

Simon Grennan (Author); Michelle Keown, Shari Sabeti (Editor); Solomon Enos, Selina Tusitala Marsh, Caroline Sinavaiana Gabbard (Author); Jack Brougham (Illustrator)
14 August 2025