How to Murder a Haggis Book

As Burns himself wrote more than 200 years ago: "The best-laid schemes o' mice and men gang aft agely." 

And so it is with haggis and Burns Suppers. Puddings explode, catch fire and escape from their platters. Guests get drunk, disgrace themselves and insult their hosts - all in the name of Scotland's national dish and it's most famous poet. 

Glasgow journalist, Deedee Cuddihy, interviewed hundreds of people and combed the internet and print media for this essential Burns Supper companion which is a must-read for haggis 'virgins'.