To be honest, I thought that, especially given the incredible variety of authors that come from, or have lived in, Edinburgh, I would have liked to see stuff about more writers. It ended up just being a museum about Walter Scott, Robert Burns and Robert Louis Stevenson. Which is fair, to a degree, because they are the most important ones and I do believe that sometimes it's better to focus on quality rather than quantity and in fact what it did, this museum did really well. It was really informative and interesting. It had many objects and letters and manuscripts from the authors. Those who wrote the info obviously take a lot of pride in these writers (as they should, although it doesn't hurt to be critical, too), and they put a lot of emphasis on they relationship with being Scottish. The panels did miss out on some informations that I thought were important and there was a little dissonance between what they told you and what was displayed. Still, totally worth going, especially if you like literature.

Plus, there is the Book Lovers' Walk Tour that starts from there and i must say, it was absolutely amazing. 10 stars!! I was slightly expensive, but super worth the money. Maybe I'm a little biased, as I love literature, but it was super informative, interesting (they tell you things you would not know about if you are just visiting Edinburgh as a tourist, they don't publicise their cultural past as much as you'd think) exhaustive and funny. 100% would recommend.