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News and Events
At Extremis Publishing we are in the process of developing new titles throughout the year, and information about book releases will be posted to the site along with author news and breaking developments.
Please keep checking back for updates about our forthcoming publications, as well as details of book launches and other Extremis Publishing public events. |
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Public Lecture at the Stirling Smith by Murray
18th February 2020 The ever-popular Dr Murray Cook, Stirling's Burgh Archaeologist, will be delivering a public lecture at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum in Dumbarton Road, Stirling, on Thursday 27th February between 12pm and 1pm. The topic will be "The Best-Preserved City Walls in Scotland", and the talk will be blending history and heritage with Murray's distinctive brand of good humour and cultural insight. Entry to the presentation will cost £5 per ticket, payable at the Smith's box office. For more information about the event, please contact the Smith for details. |
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Murray in Archaeology Scotland
13th February 2020 Many congratulations to Dr Murray Cook on his book Digging into Stirling's Past being featured in the Spring 2020 edition of Archaeology Scotland. In a full-page review by Derek Hall, which appears on page 31, Murray's book is discussed along with the historical routes through the city of Stirling and its surroundings that he highlights. For more information about Digging into Stirling's Past: Uncovering the Secrets of Scotland's Smallest City, please visit the book's page on our website. |
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SWC300 Podcast with David
5th February 2020 In this month's Extremis Publishing podcast, travel writer David M. Addison chats about his fascinating road trip around the beautiful and historic South-West of Scotland when writing his book Exploring the SWC300: A Cultural and Historical Companion to the South-West Coastal 300 Route. To listen to the podcast, please visit our podcast page. |
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Murray on Bannockburn
28th January 2020 Stirling Burgh Archaeologist Dr Murray Cook, author of Digging into Stirling's Past, will be delivering a public lecture this Thursday, the 30th of January, between 12pm and 1pm at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum in Dumbarton Road, Stirling. Entitled "Bannockburns: Understanding Burns, the Bore Stone and the Battle of Bannockburn", Murray's presentation will be delving into the history of the Stirling area and beyond. It's sure to be of interest to anyone with an interest in Scotland's past, and due to anticipated audience demand tickets for the event can be reserved in advance by contacting the Stirling Smith booking office direct. |
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The Perfect Burns Night Destination
24th January 2020 Don't forget that Robert Murray's much-loved stage play The Spirit of Robbie Burns will be performed this Sunday, the 26th of January, in commemoration of Burns Night. The production will take place at 7pm at Friockheim and Kinnell Parish Church in Station Road, Friockheim, Angus. Tickets can be purchased on the night, and admission costs £5 per person. For more information about the event, including directions, please visit Robert's website at: http://www.robertmurrayauthor.co.uk/ |
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The Spirit of Robbie Burns on Stage
16th January 2020 A performance of Robert Murray's acclaimed play The Spirit of Robbie Burns will be taking place on Sunday 26th January 2020 at 7pm at Friockheim and Kinnell Parish Church in Station Road, Friockheim, Angus. Tickets can be purchased on the night, and admission costs £5 per person. The producer is James Hutcheson. Proceeds from the ticket sales will be donated to Friockheim Church. This will be the sixth annual performance of the play, and any true Robert Burns aficionado will not want to miss seeing The Spirit of Robbie Burns come to life on stage. |
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Victories at Sea Podcast
7th January 2020 In this month's Extremis Publishing podcast, Dr Colin M. Barron discusses Victories at Sea - his guide to dramatic depictions of naval warfare on film and television. As well as taking a look at some of the finest maritime-themed features ever to grace the big and small screens, he also uncovers some little-known facts about this timeless genre. To listen to the podcast, please visit our podcast page. |
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