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David Pryde

Fifty years ago, the little burgh-town of Sandyriggs was a sleepy place. The inhabitants led, what they themselves called, "an easy-osy life." So little stir was there in the life of the small shopkeeper or tradesman, that he might be said to "vegetate." He grew and flourished where he had been born, and among his own schoolmates and his parents' cronies, who still called him by the fond familiar name of his boyhood, "Johnny," or "Jamie," or "Robby," as the case might be. His place of busi...

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David Pryde

The collection features a variety of stories that explore the myths, legends, and peculiar characters of Fife. Each tale presents a different aspect of Scottish life and folklore, ranging from supernatural occurrences to quirky local customs.The stories in The Queer Folk of Fife are set in the backdrop of rural Scotland and offer a glimpse into the daily lives and beliefs of its inhabitants. They include encounters with mythical creatures, strange happenings, and colorful personalities, al...

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David Pryde, Wren Sharp

In "The Queer Folk of Fife: Tales from the Kingdom," David Pryde eloquently navigates the rich tapestry of queer experiences set against the rugged backdrop of Fife, Scotland. This collection intertwines folklore with contemporary narratives, weaving a literary style that blends lyrical prose and biting humor. Through a series of interconnected tales, Pryde explores themes of identity, belonging, and the complexities of love, while also situating his stories within the broader context of L...

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David Pryde

FIFTY years ago, the little burgh-town of Sandyriggs was a sleepy place. The inhabitants led, what they themselves called, "an easy-osy life." So little stir was there in the life of the small shopkeeper or tradesman, that he might be said to "vegetate."

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David Pryde, Cooper Black

In "The Queer Folk of Fife: Tales from the Kingdom," David Pryde weaves a rich tapestry of narratives that illuminate the lives and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals in Fife, Scotland. Through a blend of folklore, oral history, and contemporary storytelling, Pryde's literary style is both evocative and immersive, seamlessly merging vivid descriptions with poignant emotional landscapes. Rooted in a deep respect for the region's cultural heritage, the book balances humor and heartache, refle...

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Drug Discovery Series

Orphan drugs are designated drug substances that are intended to treat rare or ‘orphan’ diseases. More than 7000 rare diseases are known that collectively affect some 6-7% of the developed world’s population; however, individually, any single, rare disease may only affect a handful of people making them commercially unattractive for the biopharmaceutical industry to target.Ground breaking legislation, starting with the Orphan Drug Act that was passed in the US in 1983 to provide fi...