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Michael Pedersen on Muckle Flugga: Isolation, Grief & Lighthouses

Michael Pedersen’s writing truly sparkles with energy and originality. He has published three acclaimed ...

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Megan Willis

Sexual, gender, and class tensions: Lucy Ribchester on her Edinburgh novel ‘Murder Ballad’ (interview)

Lucy Ribchester is an Edinburgh-based writer whose novel Murder Ballad (also set in Edinburgh) ...

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Keira Brown

Rebecca Vasmant – Who We Are, Becoming (album review)

Music for the inside of a lava lamp, expanding on the boundaries of traditional ...

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Sloan Ewing

Roller Disco Death Party: Synths, Drums & Rave Values

Amelia Briggs Haldane and Neal McHarg are two-piece electronic synth and drum duo Roller ...

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Chris Queen

From Scenes Like These Deserves Its Place in the Scottish Literary Canon

The term ‘lost classic’ is a loaded one, often referring to a book which ...

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Alistair Braidwood

Lavinia Blackwall’s “The Making” Is Misery in Its Sunday Best

Some things in music are timeless, and it takes less than a minute of ...

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Andy Reilly

Pippa Blundell’s “common thread” Is as Lush and Flourishing as a Blooming Garden

I swear – our strawberries have flourished this year because they’ve had Pippa Blundell ...

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Natalie Jayne Clark

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