In the grim, dark, streets of 19th century Edinburgh an illicit trade flourished in dead bodies.

Most visitors to St. Andrews Cathedral and Castle take interest in the hauntings believed to be present this historical site. Is it true that this is the most haunted town in Scotland? What were the spooky stories surrounding this town?

“The Brus” was Scotland’s greatest long poem in the 1300s and 1400s during the Middle Ages in Europe.

Are they real or just a myth?

A brief look on Celtic Bards from the past.

Known as spurious or ghost words, they are there, complete with convincing definitions, as the result of error. The 19th century scholar William WalterSkeat savagely described them as “coinages due to the blunders of printers or scribes, or the per-fervid imaginations of ignorant or blundering editors.”

Are we all doomed?

Essay on the Braer Oil Disaster of 1993.

A brief look at some of the things associated with Scotland that were not even Scottish in the first place.

This is a review of an article written by Julian Goodare and his interest in exploring new facts about why witch-hunts were taking place in Scotland from the 1500s to the late 1700s. His research ultimately leads to a debate between thw witch hunts were in fact hunting witches or targeting women.