As well as
Arts & Crafts Chronicler (2025)
White Blood (2022)
Painter of Pedigree (2017)
I have published these books and book chapters
Woven Words
This collection of poems by Marion, Robin, Camilla, Lawrence and Toby Weaver, put together to mark Camilla's birthday in 2019, includes a variety of personal, funny, thoughtful and unexpected verse, under the heading of Reflections and Memories, Comic, Cryptic and Curious, Epic and Narrative and Family and Christmas.
You can read Woven Words here, and more family poetry here
Woven Words
This collection of poems by Marion, Robin, Camilla, Lawrence and Toby Weaver, put together to mark Camilla's birthday in 2019, includes a variety of personal, funny, thoughtful and unexpected verse, under the heading of Reflections and Memories, Comic, Cryptic and Curious, Epic and Narrative and Family and Christmas.
You can read Woven Words here, and more family poetry here
Child Health in Scotland - A History of Glasgow's Children's Hospital
Published to mark the centenary of the Royal Hospital for Sick Children at Yorkhill in 2014, this history, based on hospital archives and the testimonies of former patients, parents, and staff, chronicles its fraught foundation before the First World War and transformation into an international multidisciplinary centre of paediatrics and child health a hundred years later.
"Iain Hutchison, Malcolm Nicolson and Lawrence Weaver successfully place the rise of a distinctive, specialist institution within the historical context of pediatric specialization. In doing so they craft a study that provides a very welcome piece of the story of how pediatricians and hospital administrators navigated the challenges of caring for the health of children against the backdrop of the shifting sands of public health trends, professional battles, and the all-important arrival of the welfare state." The Bulletin of the History of Medicine 2017
Child Health in Scotland - A History of Glasgow's Children's Hospital
Published to mark the centenary of the Royal Hospital for Sick Children at Yorkhill in 2014, this history, based on hospital archives and the testimonies of former patients, parents, and staff, chronicles its fraught foundation before the First World War and transformation into an international multidisciplinary centre of paediatrics and child health a hundred years later.
"Iain Hutchison, Malcolm Nicolson and Lawrence Weaver successfully place the rise of a distinctive, specialist institution within the historical context of pediatric specialization. In doing so they craft a study that provides a very welcome piece of the story of how pediatricians and hospital administrators navigated the challenges of caring for the health of children against the backdrop of the shifting sands of public health trends, professional battles, and the all-important arrival of the welfare state." The Bulletin of the History of Medicine 2017
Feeding and Nutrition of Infants and Young Children
Written at the invitation of the World Health Organisation, these guidelines, published in English and Russian, were developed to address the poor nutrition and feeding practices prevalent in many countries of the WHO European Region, including those of the former Soviet Union. They have been adopted in over fifteen countries.
Feeding and Nutrition of Infants and Young Children
Written at the invitation of the World Health Organisation, these guidelines, published in English and Russian, were developed to address the poor nutrition and feeding practices prevalent in many countries of the WHO European Region, including those of the former Soviet Union. They have been adopted in over fifteen countries.
Lawrence Weaver 1876-1930 - an Annotated Bibliography
My grandfather (Lawrence Walter William Weaver) was a prolific author, of more than thirty-five books about architecture and its interface with the worlds of commerce and industry. As architectural editor of Country Life before the First World War he also wrote numerous articles about the works of leading architects of his day, such as Edwin Lutyens and Robert Lorimer. This annotated bibliography of all his publications was published in 1989 and inspired my authorship of Arts & Crafts Chronicler in 2025.
"This delightfully produced and elegant volume is a useful and comprehensive collection of bibliographical information concerning the oeuvre of Sir Lawrence Weaver, Architectural Editor of Country Life from 1910–16, prolific author on architectural and allied subjects, expert on agriculture, and polymath." RSA Journal 1989
"The charm of this little book is in part due to the fact that the publishers have produced a small version of one of Weaver's own books. The tan and brown cover, with its pasted label, resembles the bindings of the Small Country House series, and the text is crisply printed on Antique Laid paper. The fragile glassine jacket is a final brilliant touch." Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 1990
