Award winning poet and Paisley Book Festival's first Writer-in-Residence, Imogen Stirling, brought us a wonderfully cosy night of poetry and music to our homes. At times, it felt a little like we were back in normal times, down at the ...
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 ...
I was fortunate enough to discover Elena Ferrante’s novels with no preconceptions. If you ...
Laura Waddell is a writer, publisher, critic, and journalist, and has been a prominent ...
Irish born Sally Rooney has been making waves in the contemporary literature scene in ...
Graeme Armstrong’s The Young Team is one of the most widely discussed and critically ...
Scottish literature has a long and distinguished history of combining the psychological with the ...
