Lumphanan Press offers all our authors the chance to sell their books through our website. We’re proud of each and every book that we’ve been involved with and are delighted to show off the range of titles you’ll find below.
Not all the books we’ve worked on have been made available for sale through the site, so if you don’t see something that you’re after please get in touch for details of how to find copies (if they’re still in print).
This semi autobiography follows the life a truly remarkable man. Born in the 19th century in the back country of Greece we live the traumas of his young days, his adventures and the development of both his private and business life. A true story of resilience and determination.
Being brought up in Ellon in the North East of Scotland I always loved the local wildlife, and when my family moved to Aberdeen in 1970 this interest continued – there was so much to see in the local parks and surrounding countryside. As a fourteen-year-old I got my first...
The story of an English travel writer who visits a remote location in the Highlands of Scotland; a tale of the unexpected…
From the back streets of Aberdeen to the battlefield in World War 2, Jimmy Johnson’s journey was one of courage and resilience. Serving with the Gordon Highlanders and the Commando regiment, he played a crucial role in Operation Chariot, the daring raid on St. Nazaire in occupied France. Despite being...
The eagerly anticipated follow-up to Eye for an Eye
A touching, funny and heart-rending memoir from award winning writer, Ann Burnett, on love, life and death. Dementia. It wasn’t what the couple expected at all. They had ‘imagined themselves doddering along till their eighties’ but dementia had other ideas. Inveterate travellers, living abroad and experiencing life in different countries,...
Writer and artist Iris Perrin lives in Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. After retiring from full time work, she ventured into the world of self-publishing with her first book Wee Stories by Iris. The collection of stories with her own hand-drawn illustrations launched in November 2022 and proved popular with...
“an absorbing read” – THE HERALD Davie Perdue was a cop. Now he is homeless, by choice, living in limbo in one of the largest cemeteries in Europe. Davie’s not a missing person, because nobody is looking for him in the London that he’s left or in his Scottish home...
Sometimes, if you look inside, you meet an unfamiliar person, who can surprise, threaten, comfort, and daunt. They can also offer an alternative lens. In this collection of poetry and prose, Blair H. Smith looks through that lens, exploring love and life, health and nature, darkness and light. With Emma...
