9 Reasons Why Independence Will Benefit Literature And Publishing
1. The Great VAT Debate Mark Buckland, Director at Cargo Publishing: Publishing Scotland have cautioned that if Scotland were independent,
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Literary Events In July
July is here and we’re turning up the heat (well, if it’s anything like June we might literally have to
Literary Events In June
With festivals, finales and fantastic book launches, June looks ready to provide a diverse, exciting start to the summer. No
Literary Events In May
Iain Macwhirter: Road to Referendum 8 May, 7pm, The New Drumossie Hotel, Inverness, £3 Find yourself shouting at the TV
Literary Events In April
Well, the clocks have gone forward so it’s officially spring now. Get ready for slightly warmer days and the hay
Literary Events In March
March? MARCH? ALREADY?! Safe to say this month crept up on me. March seems to be a particularly busy time
The Empire Café
“People who care nothing for their country’s stories and songs… are like people without a past – without a memory
Literary Events In February
As it’s February, I’d forgive you if you expected my first column to be about book recommendations for Valentines Day
Cultural Confidence
Over a year ago now, I was asked to write a piece on what I thought independence would mean for
Interview: Craig Smith, Author of The Mile
Ahead of its launch on the 21st of November in Edinburgh’s Blackwells, Craig Smith talks to Karyn Dougan of National