• Southlight 19

    Wigtown Festival Bookshop

    Southlight 19
    £5.00
    Southlight 19 is one of a previous print editio...
    Southlight 19 is one of a previous print edition of Dumfries & Galloway’s very own literary magazine, which publishes the best of new poetry and short stories alongside black and white prints a...
  • Unashamed by Harry Baker. Book cover has the tilte in pink on a blue background with green computer code running through it.

    Harry Baker

    Unashamed
    £9.99
    Following on from The Sunshine Kid (2014), Unas...
    Following on from The Sunshine Kid (2014), Unashamed follows the journey of World Poetry Slam Champion Harry Baker from graduating with a maths degree being unsure if this poetry thing was even pos...
  • Love The Sinner by Imogen Stirling. Title of the book is in block capital pink letters that have a glass shattered effect.

    Imogen Stirling

    Love The Sinner
    £9.99
    Love The Sinner is the second collection from p...
    Love The Sinner is the second collection from poet and theatre-maker, Imogen Stirling.  Sirens, shutters, smashed glass and traffic hums itchy feet twitching thumbs the city thrums with unrest turn...
  • The Lost Words: Spell Songs by Robert Macfarlane, Jackie Morris, Karine Polwart, Julie Fowlis, Seckou Keita, Kris Drever, Kerry Andrew, Beth Porter, Rachel Newton, Jim Molyneux. Book cover has an illustration of a Wren standing on an acorn, with gold lines coming from its beak.

    Jackie Morris

    The Lost Words: Spell Songs
    £20.00
    Spell Songs is a musical companion piece to The...
    Spell Songs is a musical companion piece to The Lost Words: A Spell Book by author Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris. This mixed media CD is accompanied by sumptuous illustrations from Jac...
  • The Lost Words by Robert Macfarlane. Book cover has five birds flying over a seeded dandelion on a white background.

    Jackie Morris

    The Lost Words
    £20.00
    The book that has taken root in schools across ...
    The book that has taken root in schools across Britain, inspired creative thinkers, young and old, and restored the vanishing poetry of nature. All over the country, there are words disappearing fr...