Edinburgh is a city of drama and celebrations, high culture and Scottish
heritage. Yet, as Donald Campbell reveals, there are many other dimensions to
this fascinating meeting-place of Protestantism and bohemianism. Exploring the
social and literary history of an ever-changing metropolis, he also looks at
Edinburgh's lesser-known landmarks, ranging from its historic heart to the
drug-ridden suburbs. An insider's view of a contradictory city, this book shows
the many faces of Edinburgh past and present--from the Royal Mile to the port of
Leith.