How did you come to work at Ringwood? I wanted to find out if the publishing world could be a place for me and I thought living in a foreign country would be a good preparation for life, so I decided to spend a part of my gap year with Ringwood in Scotland. What do …
On Tuesday we celebrated the book launch of Alex Gordon’s tribute to Billy McNeill. Billy has advanced dementia, and for this reason it was decided that all proceeds from the book sales would go to Alzheimer’s Scotland. Likewise, Ringwood and Alex decided that we would host a raffle at the launch event, and we are …
We would like to thank everyone who attended the unforgettable book launch of Alex Gordon’s “Billy McNeill – In Praise of Caesar“ last night! The lounge at the Iron Horse Bar was filled with laughter, interesting stories and enthusiastic football fans. After a short introduction by …
Tomorrow is the day! Alex Gordon’s phenomenal tribute “Billy McNeill – In Praise of Caesar“ will be launched at the Iron Horse Bar at 7pm. There will be reading and signing and the opportunity to win exciting prices at a raffle, where all proceeds will go to Alzheimer’s Scotland, the charity of choice by Billy’s …
Today you will get to know another part of Ringwood: Katie Brown, one of our talented Submissions Managers. How did you come to work at Ringwood? I came to work at Ringwood when I was looking for a short placement as part of my Publishing degree and stayed on because the experience I was getting …
One of the most passionately discussed themes in Scotland is probably Football, and for a lot of Scots it is clear that football isn’t just a sport. Not only is it a rich cultural heritage of the country, football often plays a role in questions of religion, politics and a large variety of themes in …
Fun fact: today is Punctuation Day! The perfect day to value the work of proofreaders who hunt down every mistaken comma and every missing full stop to give the Ringwood books the final polish. Read about the experiences Ida, our Managing Director, has encountered as a proofreader: What is the most common mistake? Well, in …
Calling Cards by Gordon Johnston is a gripping crime novel taking place in Glasgow. Three storylines are surprisingly interwoven and uncovered bit by bit through the novel; a campaign against a housing development proposal in Kelvingrove Park, personal and political corruption at the highest level in Glasgow City Council and the increasingly frenzied activities of …
Looking for a nice place to enjoy your new Ringwood book? In that case we have some suggestions: Our top 3 places to read Ringwood books in Glasgow! The Hidden Lane Tearoom This beautiful, creative Tearoom literally hides in a tiny lane branching off Argyle Street called “The Hidden Lane.” The lane is known for …
Alex Gordon, author of the quirky Charlie Brock books Who Shot Wild Bill?, What Spooked Crazy Horse? and Who Stole Sitting Bull?, will launch his new book Billy McNeill – In Praise of Caesar on 2nd of October at the Iron Horse Bar. Ringwood has the pleasure of hosting the event, where a couple of …
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