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The Waverley Gazette
Welcome to our latest news
Burns' Night is on Monday 25 January 2021
At this time of year, with Burns Night approaching us on Monday 25th
January, eyes turn again to Scotland.
We're wishing you a happy new year! With the lyrics of 'Auld Lang Syne'
Hello,
We are sending you good wishes from a cold and wet Scotland after a snowy morning.
£5 off when you spend £23.97 : until last posting date for Christmas 9th December with Code: wavfive
Hello Waverley customers,
A new video to promote Mark Mechan's Tumshie
Hello, today we have uploaded a promotional video for TUMSHIE by Mark Mechan and you can find it if you go to the book product page, and click on the link for the book trailer video:
'Tailored for Scotland' by Deirdre Kinloch Anderson preview in 'The Scotsman'
'Tailored for Scotland' by Deirdre Kinloch Anderson had a sneak preview in The Scotsman. The new book was published by Waverley Books on 10 September. The book, bound in genuine tartan cloth, tells the story of the company from its foundation to the present day. The book is a wonderful, fastidious document on Scottish history, tartan, costume, military uniform and the inside story of the ups and downs of a family company.
'The ground beneath our feet' : Sue Reid Sexton in conversation at Glasgow University
Creative ConversationsGlasgow University and Publishing Scotland (the trade body for publishing in Scotland) have organised a series of online conversations between authors, hosted by a key speaker, in August. These are open to the public, but ticketed through EventBrite, in August.
News from Glasgow : Tumshie, Biscuits and Glasgow Central
Happy Customer reviews on Waverley's Tartan Notebooks
Hello from everyone at Waverley.
The only cookbook you'll ever need - The Glasgow Cookery Book - with free postage (UK only)
Coping and facing fears in a small space - thoughts from Sue Reid Sexton, author of 'Writing on the Road: Campervan Love and the Joy of Solitude''
Sue Reid Sexton has written some of her books in a tiny campervan. She drives to remote spaces to be alone, and to focus on her writing. That said, she is no stranger to fear. In her book, 'Writing on the Road: Campervan Love and the Joy of Solitude', Sue discusses throughout her book: how to challenge yourself, how to cope with fear and isolation, and how to manage anxiety, among other things.
The Waverley tartan notebook in your pocket..
This week (25/02/20) French fashion magazine “Letiquette” ran a feature on Edouard Baribeaud. Baribeaud is a French fashion designer. He lives in Berlin at the moment. He has already designed accessories for brand Hermès. Now he is about to create a range for Drakes, the French fashion house.
Exhibition dates 2020
SCOTLAND'S TRADE FAIR - 19/21 JANUARY 2020 - STAND D30 - Auld Lang Syne!
Balibaris, French men's clothing store, with a flash of Scotland's notebooks on sale
Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland - exhibition at The National Museum of Scotland from 26 June - 10 November 2019
Wild and Majestic: Romantic Visions of Scotland
What is a commonplace notebook?
What is a ‘commonplace’ notebook?
Did Robert Burns wear tartan/plaid? And did Burns wear a kilt?
At this time of year, with Hogmanay fast approaching, eyes turn to Scotland.
last orders for Christmas through this website:
Last order date to arrive by Royal Mail in the UK by Christmas:
We need your orders by Sunday 16th December. All orders are swiftly despatched by BookSource. Any order placed after 16th December - sorry, we cannot guarantee it to arrive in time for Christmas. Thank you for your orders and best wishes from the team in Glasgow.
Mince pies banned? Make your own with this recipe!
When mince pies get banned, how do those who love them, cope? Well, a simple solution is just to make your own. We are resourceful canny folk. If we could get together with family who went before, it would be fascinating to hear about the years when Christmas was banned in Scotland; and the tuts uttered when jelly was used in a trifle (beginner's mistake...) and to hear about ways around these trifles... 
Charles Kingsley used a Commonplace notebook
Part of our series on users of the Commonplace notebook, this note is about the British social reformer, Christian Socialist and writer Charles Kingsley. His best known popular work of the time is probably The Water Babies, but with over 40 novels, short stories and poems to his name, Kingsley packed in a prolific output in a short time. His secret? Passion, intellect, faith and his use of the commonplace notebook in which to gather his thoughts and ideas.
Waverley Gazette November 1 2023
In this new publication from Waverley Books, our 'Waverley Gazette' will appear (from time to time, sporadically and occasionally, or possibly intermittently) with top stories for today... Present and Past (and that's another story)
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