David Herd Book order (chronological)

Torry is the unique story of Torry Gillick. A great entertainer and character, Gillick enjoyed success with both Rangers and Everton, and is in the Hall of Fame of both clubs. Off the field, his story is one of heartaches and of overcoming tragedy, a life that still fills his family with pride.

1977/78 tells the story of a historic season for Rangers FC on and off the pitch. Manager Jock Wallace and legendary captain John Greig took the team to treble glory, playing entertaining and attacking football. It marked the end of Greig's stellar playing career, and he replaced Wallace as manager just weeks after the season ended.

The Scottish League Cup was first contested in 1946, and since then one team has lifted the trophy far more than any other. Rangers have won it 27 times. This is that story. While the competition is often regarded as the least important domestic honour, most Rangers fans will agree that many of their greatest football memories are associated with League Cup glory. This book tells the story of all 27 successful campaigns, from first round to the final itself. It features some of the greatest players, and the most memorable goals, in Rangers history. It brings back many great memories, and some forgotten moments 0

The poems of Walk Song build through a series of sequences which look to animate solidarities and the languages of rights. These are poems of friendship and movement, landscape and politics, action and hope.

Moby-Dick is a profound American epic filled with rich imagery and intense themes, exploring humanity's struggles against fate aboard the whaling ship Pequod. Captain Ahab's obsessive quest for the elusive White Whale symbolizes deeper existential battles. This edition is part of the Macmillan Collector's Library, featuring a thoughtful afterword.