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    Remarkably Bright Creatures: The Feel-Good Cry of the Year Comes With Tentacles

    When I read the book about a year ago, I was worried about whether ...

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    Mona Montella

    Scottish Filmmaker Iain Henderson on his latest short, Farrick, getting his films out to the people, and self funding projects

    At a time when the Glasgow art scene is in many ways struggling, Iain ...

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    Ted Bajer

    Tame Impala: Glasgow OVO Hydro (May 2026) gig review

    ‘What day is it Glasgow?’ asks Kevin Parker to the delirious crowd. ‘Wow, it’s ...

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    Marc Bean

    noodle: Scotland’s Experimental Music Round-Up (May 2026)

    Ah, as the world wakes from wintry slumber into the sunlit tendrils of spring, ...

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    Chris Queen
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    SNACK Bits (May 2026) Scotland’s Essential New Music Guide

    We’re back in print, the way many of you like to read us, and ...

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    Andy Reilly
    A close-up photograph of actor Barrie Hunter seated at a table during rehearsals. He has a grey beard, wears black-framed glasses and a brown corduroy shirt, and is smiling gently towards the camera. To his left, the side profile of Dawn Steele in a blue t-shirt is softly out of focus.

    Interview: Barrie Hunter on Celebrating Gary McNair’s Words and Joy of ‘Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil’

    Black Diamonds and the Blue Brazil is a novel dressed up as a love ...

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    Donald Stewart

    Scottish Ballet’s ‘Starstruck’: glamorous and joyful production is filled with variety, and is over before you know it

    Scottish Ballet’s Starstruck sent the audience home smiling tonight as it relinquished their love ...

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    Keira Brown

    The Palm House: a meandering characterisation deep dive, exploring family and the significant others that come and go

    Gwendoline Riley’s The Palm House, recently awarded one of the Windham-Campbell Prizes for Fiction, ...

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    Keira Brown