The Scottish Literary Society is an organization dedicated to promoting and celebrating Scottish literature and writers. Founded in 1883, it serves as a platform for discussions, readings, and events that highlight the rich literary heritage of Scotland. The society aims to foster a deeper appreciation for both historical and contemporary Scottish authors. Members of the society include enthusiasts of literature, scholars, and writers who come together to share their passion for works by figures such as Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, and Muriel Spark. Through various activities, the society encourages the exploration of Scottish culture and its impact on the literary world.