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Book Review – They by Kay Dick

Kay Dick’s recently rediscovered dystopian masterpiece, They (1977), has arrived at a jarringly nose-on ...

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Book Review – Strega by Johanne Lykke Holm

Violence is not always brusque or obvious. It hides, quiet, creeping, historically handed down ...

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READ – SNACK Guide To The Best Bookshops In Scotland

It’s September, officially the beginning of autumn, and perhaps unofficially the time of year ...

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Alberta Whittle: The Last Born – making room for ancestral transmissions (Interview)

Alberta Whittle is an artist, curator, and researcher motivated by collective care and the ...

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Ayodele Olofintuade – Lákíríboto (interview) the experience of voicing queerness through their new novel meshing family saga, mobster-pulp, queer-coming-of-age, and what home is to them

Ayodele Olofintuade is a writer whose work focuses on feminism, Yoruba spirituality and culture, ...

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Beth Frieden & Charlie Roy chat about Beth’s Scottish Gaelic Poetry Pamphlet ‘Acair san talamh / Anchor in the Land’

Known across Scotland as a champion for new voices in poetry and spoken word, ...

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Your Turn to Speak by Lady Red Ego

Your Turn to Speak! by Lady Red Ego offers a diaphanous and fascinating insight ...

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Pearl by Ti West: A Glittering, Eyeball-Popping, Scream-Inducing Vintage Nightmare That We Desperately Needed

Ti West has a distinct and undeniable brain for horror, as the creator of ...

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