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Visiting Scotland
Before arriving in Scotland most of my "knowledge" about the country was strictly historic and or historically cultural. Whilst I realised I was not going to find stereotypical kilted highlanders running over hill and dale tending sheep, farming, and skirmishing with neighbouring clans, I secretly hoped some echo of this rich culture in my minds image would still be true today.
Review of Buddha Da by Anne Donovan
I recently joined a book group because I love to read and thought joining a book group would introduce me to books of different genres. At our very first meeting we were instructed to suggest a book for the group to read. I had no idea what to suggest and began wandering around the book shop where our meeting was held. I came across Buddha Da by Glaswegian author Anne Donovan.
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