Editorial: We Want Vision – Thoughts on the STV Debate
Those of you that watched last night’s referendum debate were likely left disheartened and confused. It featured two white males
Reviews
Review: Caledonian Dreaming: The Quest for a Different Scotland
Caledonian Dreaming: The Quest for a Different Scotland, by Gerry Hassan (Luath Press, Edinburgh 2014) What is statecraft? Something Still
Rantin: ‘a bittersweet tribute to the plurality of identities in Scotland’
For the last month, Kieran Hurley and company have been touring a new play all over Scotland. This play is
Glasgow Girls: “Just imagine you were them and they were you”
A musical about the brutal deportation failed asylums seekers in the UK can face is an unlikely premise for a
Review: The Independent Radical Book Fair Launches in Edinburgh
Yesterday evening saw the launch of the Independent Radical Book Fair in Leith, which opened with a dialogue on literature
Review: Blossom by Lesley Riddoch
As a collection of stories about people who have strived to empower themselves and their communities, Lesley Riddoch’s Blossom is
Festival Interview: Nothing To Be Done
Nothing To Be Done is an absurdist piece of theatre, currently showing at theSpace on North Bridge, inspired by Samuel Beckett’s
Festival Review: Slightly Fat Features & Kubrick³
Slightly Fat Features Matt Barnard, Richard Garaghty, Jon Hicks, Gareth Jones, Robert Lee, Goronwy Thom, Herbie Treehead 7 August Pleasance
Independently Reviewed: A Capital Union
A Capital Union, by Victoria Hendry, is published by Saraband. Details of the book launch (August 28th, Edinburgh) are available ‘here’.
“Sons of Scotland, I am Danny Wallace”: The Edinburgh Fringe ‘Yes’ Experience (Part 1)
For those familiar with the name mentioned above, the book ‘Yes Man’ probably rings a bell. For those unfamiliar with