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Cookery December 1, 2023
7 Hearty Pie Recipes for Cold Winter Days
With winter well and truly setting in, we’ve rounded up seven of our favourite pie recipes to inspire your cooking this week. There’s nothing quite like sitting down to enjoy […]
Fiction Ed’s Blog: What We Mean By ‘Gritty’
A Budget Christmas Ad Is Year’s Biggest Tear-jerker
Knitting and Craft Preview: December 2, 2023
Britain From Above
Rudolph Christmas Cupcakes
Writer Of The Week: Jane Mooney
Fiction
Fiction Ed's Blog November 23, 2023
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Fiction News Round-Up
Join Fiction Ed, Lucy for a round-up of news from the Fiction Desk.
Writer Of The Week: Jill Barry
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Update For Poets And Authors
Poet Of The Week: Laura Tapper
Our Daily Serial
"There's Always Tomorrow" by Mark Neilson
Our lovely new fiction serial follows Helen and Lorna who have both come to Auchencairn to begin their lives anew – enjoy an episode every day!
Cookery, craft and lifestyle
Cookery November 20, 2023
Slow-cooker Asian Beef Stew
Keep out the cold with this delicious Slow-cooker Asian Beef Stew. Maximum taste for minimum fuss. What could be better?
Granny Smith’s Apple Scones
Chantenay Toad In The Hole
Knitting Preview: November 11, 2023
"The People's Friend" Podcast
Reading Between The Lines February 12, 2023
Looking Back At Reading Between The Lines Season 3
Now that our latest season of Reading Between The Lines is complete, Jacqueline takes a look back at our highlights of the season.
Reading Between The Lines February 6, 2023
Reading Between The Lines S3EP12: “St. Valentine’s Violets”
In the final episode of Reading Between The Lines season 3, we have “St. Valentine’s Violets” by Ida May, first published in February 15, 1930. Listen along to the episode […]
Reading Between The Lines January 23, 2023
Reading Between The Lines S3EP11: “The Cup Final & The Trouser Tree”
This episode of the podcast is "The Cup Final and The Trouser Tree" by A.P. Macdonald, first published in April 15, 1907.
