Andrew Greig is a Scottish novelist, poet, and mountaineer whose writing draws on his love of Scotland, adventure, and the inner landscapes of memory and desire. He is one of Scotland's most distinguished literary figures, known for the grace and intelligence of his prose.
Rose Nicolson is a rich and atmospheric historical novel set in sixteenth-century St Andrews, inspired by the true story of a young woman navigating the dangerous world of Reformation Scotland. The book weaves together love, politics, religion, and murder in a narrative that brings the past vividly to life. It was praised for its beautiful prose, its sense of place, and the depth of its characterisation.
Greig is also the author of acclaimed novels including That Summer and In Another Light, as well as several collections of poetry and non-fiction accounts of his mountaineering adventures.
Rose Nicolson is available as an audiobook alongside the print edition, giving listeners a beautifully crafted and transporting way to experience Greig's masterful historical fiction.
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