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    Francine Toon speaks about her new novel ‘Bluff’, distance and seeing Scotland through a more gothic lens, and the unreliability of memory (Interview)

    Scottish writer Francine Toon’s second novel, Bluff, is set in the fictional Fife town ...

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    Emily Henderson

    Hercules the Bear: Story of Legendary Bear Adopted by Scottish Family Delights and Entertains (Theatre review **** 4 Stars)

    Hercules the Bear is the story of how a family in Sheriffmuir adopted a ...

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    Donald Stewart

    Review: La bohème at Theatre Royal Glasgow

    While La bohème needs no introduction, every production finds its own way of revisiting ...

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    Sonia Hadj Said

    Review: Common Tongue at Cumbernauld Theatre | Five Stars ****

    Telling the story of Bonnie Mackay, a young girl who grows up with her ...

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    Donald Stewart

    SNACK Bits: Scotland’s Essential New Music

    Do you want a witty autumnal anecdote, or straight into October’s Bits? Correct answer. ...

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    Andy Reilly

    SNACK Autumn / Winter 2025

    SNACK magazine is Scotland’s national, independent A5 What’s On, Arts & Culture magazine Curated ...

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    Rodge Glass looks back to moving to Glasgow, first meeting Alasdair Gray, and his new book ‘Joshua in the Sky: A Blood Memoir’ (interview)

    Rodge Glass has been writing in Glasgow for decades. He came to the city ...

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    Ted Bajer

    Black Hole Sign: Authentic and funny but theatrically thin drama reflects an NHS on its knees – 3 Stars ***

    Black Hole Sign is a complex piece of theatre set one full night in ...

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    Donald Stewart