Tippermuir Books is an innovative publishing house based in Perthshire, Scotland. Established in 2009, their mission is to contribute to the cultural life of Scotland by publishing captivating books in English and Scots. Despite their humble beginnings, Tippermuir has grown in size while maintaining their love for the written word.

Their selection of books includes a variety of genres that appeal to both readers and cultural enthusiasts. Some notable titles published by Tippermuir include The Tale of the Wee Mowdie by Werner Holzwarth, illustrated by Wolf Erlbruch and translated by Matthew Mackie, which was shortlisted as 'Scots Children's Book of the Year in 2019'. They've also published Hunters: Wee Stories from the Crescent by Anthony Camilleri, with a foreword by Stuart Cosgrove, The Nicht Afore Christmas by Irene McFarland and Rosemary Cunningham, and If Rivers Could Sing by Keith Broomfield, which was shortlisted for Scotland's National Book Awards as 'New Book' of the Year in 2021.

The name Tippermuir is derived from the Battle of Tippermuir, a historical event that took place in 1644 near Perth. To stay updated on their latest releases, you can follow Tippermuir Books on their social media platforms. Don't miss out on their captivating publications that have garnered accolades from prestigious literary awards in Scotland