*95-89 Coinneach Odhar, Dòmhnall MacIobhair, 69 p., paper. The story of the 17th century Brahan seer who predicted the future of the Highlands.$9.95 $5

96-90 Dal Riata, Dick &;Bannerman, 29 p., paper. The story of the first Scots from Ireland.$9.95 $5

*95-91 Deireadh an Fhoghair (End of Autumn), Tormod Caimbeul, 116 p., cloth. A short novel set in a remote island community. $13.95 $9

*96-92 Thall 's A-Bhos (Yonder, Hither, and Thither), Greum and MacIllIosa, 89 p., paper. Seven classic short stories translated into Gaelic by two Lewis men. $13.95 $9

*96-95 Seònaidh Mòr, Calum MacMhaoilean. Historical novella whose central character, a Lewis fisherman, touches on many foreign shores before settling down on Lewis. A sensitive treatment of fishing communities. $13.95 $9

*96-96 A' Chlach, MacIomhair, 90 p., paper. New information on the Stone of Destiny. $13.95 $9

Novels by Gaelic Authors Writing in English
*106-1 Portrona by Norman Malcolm Macdonald. pb, 231 pp. The author's last work is a powerful yet poetic novel that represents the summation of his life's work. Its historical boundaries are set in two events linked with the island of Lewis -- the mutiny on the Bounty in 1789 and the sinking of HMY Iolaire in 1919. .. $19.95 $12

*106-2 The Nessman by Alasdair Campbell, pb,266 pp. A biographical novel that traces the story of Colin from childhood to adolescence on the isle of Lewis to his life as a student on the mainland. The main theme is death -- of a father and a language but despite ths it often hilariously funny. ....$19.95 $12