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    In Limerence: Jacob Alon Delves Into the Difficult Unspoken Parts of Being a Human

    Photo credit: Jules Moskovtchenko Limerence is the feeling of infatuated love, the often involuntary, ...

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    Chris Queen

    Emily Brooks Millar’s Birddad Is Hilarious, Heartfelt, and Totally Off Its Nut

    Artist, storyteller, and official comedic genius Emily Brooks Millar let SNACK take a swatch ...

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    Louise Holland

    Panda Bear, Slay (Glasgow) 1st June 2025 – Gig Review

    Seeing Panda Bear live is always going to be less of a sweat-drenched, cider-in-your-hair ...

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    Stephen McColgan

    Dangerous Animals Review – Jai Courtney Chews The Scenery In By The Book Shark Horror

    Jai Courtney’s shark-obsessed serial killer is pure horror gold in a B-movie that boasts ...

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    Oliver Guild

    The Malt Whisky Murders: Natalie Jayne Clark on Her Debut Crime Thriller

    Crime fiction and whisky: aspects of Scotland’s culture which have come to help define ...

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    Alistair Braidwood

    caroline: The Genre-Defying Collective on Their Second Album and Working with Caroline Polachek

    The eight-piece musical collective caroline released their self-titled debut in 2022 and quickly found ...

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    Chris Queen

    Linder Sterling: Cutting Through the Noise, Reimagining the Myth

    Linder Sterling has been cutting up the rulebook for 50 years. The pioneering feminist ...

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    Alekia Gill

    Falling Into Place Review: Aylin Tezel’s Raw, Realist Take on Modern Love

    With love stories, it’s easy to fall into the same overused template – two ...

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    Sonia Hadj Said