Laurence Hutton Knihy

In this charming travel guide, Laurence Hutton takes readers on a tour of the literary landmarks of Edinburgh, Scotland. He highlights the homes, haunts, and graves of famous writers such as Sir Walter Scott, Robert Burns, and Robert Louis Stevenson, as well as lesser-known literary figures. The book is a delightful tribute to the rich literary heritage of Scotland's capital city.

Join Isabel Kellogg Moore for a series of conversations with Laurence Hutton, celebrated writer and bibliophile. Through these intimate chats, readers are treated to a rare glimpse into the life and mind of one of the most fascinating literary figures of the late 19th century.

From Shakespeare's Globe Theatre to Charles Dickens's favorite coffee house, Literary Landmarks of London is a fascinating tour of the city's rich literary history. With charming illustrations and insightful commentary, Hutton brings to life the stories behind some of London's most iconic literary locations.

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