The untold scandals of a Victorian black sheep, Captain Lennox Berkeley, 7th Earl of Berkeley – gambler, zither-player, wife-stealer and bankrupt. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2016 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-0-8)

The story of a beautiful book of Gregorian Chant, printed by Moretus in Antwerp in 1598 – and its significance in the Counter-Reformation. By Julian Berkeley and Tony Scotland. (Published 2017 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-1-5)

A brief encounter on the boat train in 1934: Igor Stravinsky and a young English composer meet in the restaurant car and talk about music, love, Mussolini and crayfish. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2018 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-2-2)

The touching account of an eccentric pilgrimage by three Bright Old Things, veterans of the Brideshead generation, who drive 2000 miles to stay with Patrick and Joan Leigh Fermor. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2018 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-3-9)

A rake’s progress on the Grand Tour: the entertaining, but ultimately tragic, adventures of the last Earl of Seaforth, dandy, musician, reluctant soldier and ladies’ man. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2020 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-4-6)

With war looming in 1938, a radical young German refugee at school in Cambridge finds himself in a passionate, and lastingly significant affair with Benjamin Britten. By Tony Scotland (Published 2021 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-5-3)

The first biography of the composer and violinist Thomas Linley Junior, friend of Mozart and forgotten star of Georgian music, who died in a mysterious boating accident aged only 22. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2022 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-6-0)

In Tasmania in the Sixties the last Lord Talbot de Malahide, a botanist with a secret history in wartime intelligence, met a young reporter, Tony Scotland, with a secret of his own. Invited to Malahide Castle in Ireland, Tony was drawn into a perverse crusade to change his nature. Half a century later he discovered Lord Talbot may have been a Soviet spy. Undercover tells the story. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2024 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-7-7)

A vivid and startling memoir of a journey through the Eastern Bloc in the dying months of Soviet oppression, with an Epilogue in which the author recounts his return a decade late. By Tony Scotland. (Published 2025 – ISBN 978-0-9955503-8-4)

The gripping story of a quixotic search for the heir of the last Emperor of China, in the wake of the Cultural Revolution. By Tony Scotland. With a Foreword by Patrick Leigh Fermor. (Published 1994 – ISBN 0-14-017869-4)