Confessions Endorsements

The Scotsman

'A multifaceted portrait of an inspiring Scotland, an eccentric art world, and an entertaining author. A compelling and thought-provoking read that turned my porridge into a bowl of surreal.'

Kevin MacNeil, author of The Brilliant & Forever

'Entertaining'

Sunday Post

The story of Tony and his Gallery and also the modern day history of The Aird. I stayed up most of the night turning page after page. What a contribution you have made to art, to the life of the building and to the area. I'm glad it's been documented. Please write more!

It’s such a beautiful, honest, kind book. Storytelling as it should be. Buy it. It’s a joy. Thank you for creating a special space in Kilmorack - and now a beautiful written history to anchor it.

*****It's just bloody good

'The story of Tony and his Gallery and also the modern day history of The Aird. I stayed up most of the night turning page after page. What a contribution you have made to art, to the life of the building and to the area. I'm glad it's been documented. Please write more!'

***** Entertaining tales about art, people, places and dreams

'A wonderful and well written book. Tony Davidson’s passion for art, the history of places and buildings and the weather-lashed beauty of the North of Scotland fills every chapter. The love is kneaded, as it always is, by moments of grief and lasting environmental anger.'

***** A flash of genuine originality in the masss of copy cat replicas

'Mr. Davidson writes with passion and wit, but above all, originality. His unique view of the art world and the wider world we all inhabit is expressed with great insight. The characters and places are real. The life he has lived is shared with us in his own style, and his reflections on it's themes are revealed in this journey.
I read 'Confessions' straight through in one sitting and was left with a genuine sense of adventure, from the magic realism of Black Allan to the darker environmental and political issues we glimpse as the story comes into the present era.'

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