Between the many events surrounding Where the Bridge Lies last month, it’s safe to say Frank Woods has been a busy man! Returning to his hometown of Bowling on 13th March, Frank commemorated the Clydebank Blitz at the Bay Inn by reading from his debut novel Where the Bridge Lies, alongside selling signed copies. On …
One of the many terrific things about books is that you can read them virtually anywhere: under the sheets, in the bath, while flying, on a rollercoaster—well, maybe not that last one, especially if it goes upside down. A good read is a must, however, when you’re out exploring and you find a treasure of a spot to …
Is there any better way to experience nature than looking at the beautiful view from the summit of a mountain?A Munro is a Scottish mountain higher than 914 meters (3000 feet), named after the mountaineer Sir Hugh Munro who catalogued them all in 1891. Sir Hugh Munro died 100 years ago, so in a BBC …
‘That was the type of woman I was born to be. Feminism made such complete sense to me.’ There is a lot that can be said about Motherhood; some would define it as the biggest achievement, others as the biggest challenge. Some, instead, would argue that it is so subjective it can’t even be described …
On the third day I decided I needed to leave the house and at least communicate with other human beings, so I went down to a local café to write. It was packed, but no one was reading. The most I saw was a group of people in Star Wars t-shirts hunched over a board game; and behind them a group …
You hardly ever see anyone reading anymore, which is a bit of shame when working for a publisher for whom so much time and energy goes into creating lovingly crafted books. So in a spirit of enquiry I decided to spend a week literally logging in a notebook the number of people I saw out and about reading actual books. …
This small village, situated in the southwest of France, has everything you could look for in a book town, with sunshine, flowers and good wine as a bonus! It all started in 1991, when book sellers decided to set roots there. A museum of arts and books soon followed and the old paper mill was brought back to life. …
Calling all Graphic Designers! We are looking for a talented and creative person to design the covers of our amazing books ? To apply, please email harley.griffiths@ringwoodpublishing.com with your CV and examples of your work. We look forward working with you!
March 17th is right around the corner, and all of us at Ringwood wish you a very happy St. Patrick’s Day. The city of Glasgow has had a long and colourful relationship with Ireland over the centuries, and so as a proudly Glaswegian publisher, with some truly fantastic Scottish-Irish authors, we wanted to brush up on our history …
We couldn’t have talked about our favourite book towns without started by our own! Wigtown is in the southwest of Scotland and was appointed Scotland’s National book town in 1997 and life began to flourish again as many book lovers and book sellers decided to settled there. This book town is even more special thanks to its community and its obvious …
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