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Author Gabriella Bennett on feeling like an outsider in Scotland
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (1819+ words) At around 10.40am my mobile pings. A text message. “I am somehow lost in Glenrothes, but won’t be long!! Gabriella.” It’s a Thursday morning in July and Bennett is lost in Glenrothes and lost to Glenrothes, perhaps. For a long time,…...
Review: Quite Ugly One Evening by Chris Brookmyre: A welcome return
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (811+ words) If Quite Ugly One Morning was an angry book, its successor is downright furious The Herald Review: Quite Ugly One Evening by Chris Brookmyre: A welcome return Quite Ugly One Evening, Chris Brookmyre, (Abacus, £22) It’s been 30 years since Chris Brookmyre’s…...
'At last, a Scottish police thriller with dark depths that is worth exploring"
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (599+ words) Pat Black’s second D.I. Lomond thriller makes the avoidance of violent death a trickier goal, by cleverly infusing modern housing developments… Review: Pat Black’s second D.I. Lomond thriller is worth exploring Jack-in-the-box, Pat Black, (Polygon, £9.99) After waving her daughter…...
Rethinking Alasdair Gray: A cultural, literary and feminist legacy
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (981+ words) Alasdair Gray never wanted to present himself as a lonesome artist. His collaborative relationships with fellow writers like Agnes Owens helped expand the Scottish literary canon. Now, The Alasdair Gray Archive is continuing that legacy, and Scottish culture is all…...
'I would love to live in a charmingly chaotic cottage like the one in this novel"
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (136+ words) The Salt Bind Rebecca Ferrier (Renegade, £18.99) Although she now lives in Edinburgh, The Salt Bind sees Rebecca Ferrier making a deep dive into her Cornish roots, setting her debut novel at a time when Christianity grudgingly co-existed alongside ancient pagan…...
‘She changed my life’: a tributes to Zoë Wicomb by Louise Welsh
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (396+ words) Born: November 23, 1948; Died: October 13, 2025 Writer and academic Zoë Wicomb, who has died aged 76, was an inaugural recipient of the prestigious Windham Campbell Prize (2013) awarded by Yale for a body of work. Its judges praised her “beautifully crafted narratives [which] explore…...