Michael Meighan

I am delighted to tell you that Glasgow A History continues to do very well. A sequel to it, Glasgow A Transport History, was published last year. I have also just completed an ebook, A drink with Robert Burns. I thoroughly enjoyed researching Burns' life and works and investigating whether or not he deserved the reputation he had for drinking and womanising.

I am particularly excited to see the success of Scotland Remembered. It takes you on wee wanders through Scotland's history with a focus on the many monuments to past events and people. From the lonely graves of sailors washed up on our shores, to the summit of Edinburgh's Calton Hill with the mighty Scottish National Monument.

Glasgow in 50 Buildings is doing very well. I have always been fascinated by Glasgow's architecture and leapt at the chance to write this book which features some of my own favourites.

My three railway books are doing very well indeed - Glasgow Central, Edinburgh Waverley and the Forth Bridges, all in Amberley's 'Through Time Series'.

All the very best.

Michael