If any Scottish writer was going to tackle the task of writing a pandemic novel head-on, Ewan Morrison was always going to be among the favourites. Never one to shy away from a controversial or current topic, he has previously ...
Award winning poet and Paisley Book Festival’s first Writer-in-Residence, Imogen Stirling, brought us a ...
A lot of Scottish literature represents bad behaviour as something deeply ingrained in the ...
There’s always something extra in a novel for a reader when it’s set in ...
Jenni Fagan is an award-winning novelist and poet whose latest novel, Luckenbooth, is already ...
Imogen Stirling is Paisley Book Festival’s inaugural writer-in-residence, as the festival goes digital for ...
Andrew O’Hagan often weaves fact and fiction in his novels, using real lives and ...
Alan Bissett is a novelist, playwright and performer whose debut novel Boyracers (2001) introduced ...
The Paisley Book Festival has announced a 2021 line-up which sees it embrace the ...
With 2020 drawing to a close, we’ve asked our writers to tell us about ...
Every now and again a book comes along that reminds us real-life is often ...
Stuart Cosgrove’s ‘Soul Trilogy’ (Detroit 67, Memphis 68, Harlem 69) offered an alternative history ...
I don’t know what I expected, but I didn’t expect this. David Keenan’s latest ...
