News and chat from Scotland's international poetry festival.

The Winter Words Festival is a weekend-long celebration of writers and their work.

Scotland's International Crime Writing Festival.

Bookfestival Scotland is a partnership funded by Creative Scotland and Scottish Borders Council.

The Edinburgh International Book Festival began in 1983 and is a key event in the August Festival season.

Scotland's answer to Comicon.

Scotland's answer to Comicon.

StAnza has featured a strong list of leading poets based in Scotland as well as Scottish poets from England, Canada and the USA.

The West Port Book Festival in Edinburgh.

Come and hear your favourite authors read from their work, but also come and try something new - that’s the fun of a festival.

Book festival featuring some of Scotland's best writers and personalities.

Writers, poets, artists, musicians, historians and stand ups; add gardeners, archivists, photographers, chefs: all are hastening to Nairn.

Official blog of the Three Lochs Book and Arts Festival.

Milngavie Book & Arts Festival uns over five days, with reading, exhibitions, children’s workshops and music.

Black Isle Words Festival celebrating the written word with writers, poets, musicians, publishers and others.

Since the first Inverness Book Festival in 2004 there have been 192 events and 167 authors have appeared.

Aberdeen's Word Festival.

Glasgow festival Aye Write! started in 2005 but is already a well-established annual event taking place in March at the city's magnificent Mitchell Library.

Poetry, above all. But also music, dance, performance art, live literature, a raffle, audience interaction, and a generally spraffy, gobby, feisty evening dreaming of beauty and lyrical delight