Book review: Alan Warner –Kitchenly 434
There are some writers whose work isn’t easily categorised, who try something new each ...
Book review: Alan Gillespie – The Mash House
Alan Gillespie is a writer and teacher from Fife who has studied at the ...
Interview: Kirsti Wishart – The Knitting Station
Kirsti Wishart is a critically-acclaimed writer whose work has been widely published in a ...
Book Review: Aidan Martin – Euphoric Recall
When I first started Aidan Martin’s Euphoric Recall I presumed it was a novel, ...
Book review: Helen McClory – Bitterhall
2021 is already shaping up as a memorable one for Scottish writing, with some ...
Interview: Cat Hepburn – Dating & Other Hobbies
Cat Hepburn is a poet and scriptwriter whose latest collection of poetry and prose, ...
Book review: How To Survive Everything (When There’s No One Left to Trust) by Ewan Morrison
If any Scottish writer was going to tackle the task of writing a pandemic ...
Interview: The Scribbler’s Union – Poetry, Mentoring, and Community in Lockdown
The last year has proved taxing for everyone as the boundaries between our leisure ...
Book Review: The Middle of A Sentence
Every so often a short story or prose collection comes along which helps to ...
Book Review: Jasmine Mans – Black Girl, Call Home
Jasmine Mans is a Black American poet who hails from Newark, New Jersey. Her ...
Interview: Etienne Kubwabo Talks About the creation of Scotland’s 1st Black Superhero
Etienne Kubwabo is a filmmaker, DJ, and comic book creator who has introduced Scotland ...
Review: Paisley Book Festival – Imogen Stirling’s Big Night In
Award winning poet and Paisley Book Festival’s first Writer-in-Residence, Imogen Stirling, brought us a ...
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.
