Into The Valley: The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast Talk To Pauline Lynch…

It’s a terrific read and the two talk about it at length. For a debut novel from a Scottish writer it is unusual in being set outside of Scotland, in this case in Texas, a decision which was to prove a wise one when it came to research.

Pauline talks in detail about how Armadillos grew from a single idea to become one of the best books of the year. But don’t take our word for it – it’s now included on the long list for The Guardian’s Not The Booker Prize, so someone must agree.

The two also touch

It all makes for a really warm and interesting listen, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did recording it.

If you aren’t yet a subscriber you can do so, (or simply listen) at iTunes or by RSS where there’s a sizeable back catalogue waiting for your pleasure.

You can also download it by clicking on the relevant link to the right of this post, or, if you want it right here, right now, you can listen on SoundCloud…

..or on YouTube:

Oh, and this podcast is brought to you by the fabulous Atkinson-Pryce Books, Biggar’s award winning independent bookshop – they just don’t know it…

#AtkinsonPryceBooks #Trainspotting #Armadillos #ScotsWhayHaePodcast #PaulineLynch #PKLynch