Natalie Jayne Clark 
Dean Tsang on Turning Anxiety Into a Spreadsheet (and Then a Fringe Show)
Dean Tsang is a critically acclaimed spokenword artist based in Edinburgh who has colour-coded ...
Elspeth Wilson’s “These Mortal Bodies” is a devastatingly beautiful debut
‘Wilson expertly conveys how a trauma lingers and taints the brushtrokes of life, like ...
Pippa Blundell’s “common thread” Is as Lush and Flourishing as a Blooming Garden
I swear – our strawberries have flourished this year because they’ve had Pippa Blundell ...
Marginalia: Nasim Rebecca Asl and Kevin P. Gilday’s new night at The Stand deftly combines literature and comedy
A poet, a stand-up comedian, an author, and an ex-politician walk into a bar… ...
Queer & Now – Exhibition review – HAPWORKS_00, Dundee
They are using the same language as before. That’s what the exhibition and its ...
DONNA MATTHEW Remembering Myself (Book Review)
When I read this collection, in a single flinching sitting, it felt like I ...
Eleanor Morton her debut novel ‘Life Lessons from Historical Women, boozy brunch invites, innovation, and significant women.
Eleanor Morton’s astute comedy sends up both contemporary and historical concerns. She can delicately ...
Hamish Hawk on transcendant collaboration and vindication
At the time of speaking to SNACK, Hamish Hawk’s new album, A Firmer Hand, ...
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.
