Alistair Braidwood 
Book Review – Catch The Moments As They Fly by Zoë Strachan
When Zoë Strachan’s debut novel Negative Space was published, back in 2002, it announced ...
Interview – Ron Butlin on So Many Lives And All of Them Are Yours
When people ask for a Scottish book recommendation, the answer I most commonly give ...
BOOK REVIEW – Rebecca Smith’s Rural: The Lives of the Working Class Countryside
According to the Registers of Scotland, 83% of the population live in urban areas. ...
Interview – Iona Lee on her new poetry collection and the inspiration behind it
Iona Lee has long been at the forefront of the live poetry and spoken ...
Interview: Jo Caulfield talks about her new memoir ‘The Funny Thing About Death’ & ‘Jo Caulfield: Razor-Sharp’ at The Stand
Jo Caulfield is best known as one of the UK’s most respected stand-up comedians ...
Ten Events To Attend at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
This year marks 40 years of the Edinburgh International Book Festival (12th till 28th ...
Anthology: ‘It Came From The Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror’ (book review)
In It Came From the Closet: Queer Reflections on Horror, 26 queer and trans ...
The Dolphin by Susan Clegg (review)
Told across key years in the lives of the same family over three generations, ...
Etienne Kubwabo chats about his debut feature film, The Difference Between Us
The last time SNACK spoke to Etienne Kubwabo it was to talk about the ...
Heather Parry – This Is My Body, Given For You – Interview
Heather Parry has been a central figure in Scottish writing for some time, co-founding ...
Book review: Steeple Chasing – Peter Ross
Peter Ross has a well-deserved reputation as a writer and journalist who eschews the ...
Linda Cracknell chats about her new collection of essays about nature, and how our relationship with our surroundings can be nurturing and nourishing
Saraband Books have recently launched their ‘In The Moment’ series, a collection of accessible ...
SNACK has a clear commitment to equality: we were the first, and still the only, Scottish publication to make a Keychange pledge committing to take positive action for a representative music industry.
We committed to a 50/50 gender balance in our coverage in 2021 and have exceeded this pledge annually since.
