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    NADA SHAWA Book: Indigenous Soul: Gaza and me

    Nada Shawa is a Palestinian poet and dancer who moved to Scotland alone at ...

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    Marianne Tambini

    Jill Lorean on new album Peace Cult (interview)

    There are enough terrors in the real world to keep you awake but when ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Bobby Gant – A Decade of Drinking with Ghosts (book review)

    Barnsley-born writer Bobby Gant brings us A Decade of Drinking with Ghosts, his first ...

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    Louise Holland

    Silent Men (Film review)

    Someone once told me I have a great balance of the masculine and the ...

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    Martin Sandison

    HOLLY DAVEY on ‘The Unforgetting’ to mark Fruitmarket at 50 years

    Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket is 50, and to celebrate 50 years of groundbreaking exhibitions, artist Holly ...

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    Alekia Gill

    Celebrating 35 Years of King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut (Event Review)

    King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, famously once referred to as ‘quite possibly the finest ...

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    Matthew O'Donnell
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    Madeline Docherty on ‘Gender Theory’: A Chaotic, Queer Coming-of-Age

    SNACK sat down with Madeline Docherty to talk about Gender Theory, her incisive debut ...

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    Megan Willis

    KITTI – Somethin’ In The Water (album review)

    In an era of surprise releases, an album with this much anticipation around it ...

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    Chris Queen