Printing and publishing
Explore the evolution of print and publishing in Scotland, from historic manuscripts to modern masterpieces, and uncover the stories behind the craft.
Lord Byron's 'impossible' manuscript: 'Don Juan'
Byron's wild fame worried his publisher. Curator Kirsty McHugh explores how their bond shaped 'Don Juan' and Byron's legacy.

Scottish Broadsides: Three centuries of news and views
Before social media, broadsides—cheap printed sheets—were the main source of news, songs, and speeches for nearly 300 years.

'The Scotsman': From underground newspaper to Scottish institution
Once underground in 1817, The Scotsman grew into a national voice. Explore its origins and insights from its historic pages.

The John Murray Archive: Pioneering British publishing
The John Murray Archive reflects centuries of British literary influence, now preserved for global research and cultural insight.
