Glasgow Review of Books - WRITING FROM GLASGOW TO THE WORLD

Interviews, Contemporary Fiction, Fiction, short fiction

‘IT IS NOT EASY TO LOSE HOPE’: Hassan Blasim on ‘Sololand’ & More
Scots, Review

“I’ll MAK YON SINGLE INCH O SCOATLAN SHINE”: On ‘Esther’ by David Kinloch.
Interviews, Fiction

THE JUGGERNAUT CAN BE STOPPED: Ewan Morrison on ‘For Emma’ & Resisting The Rise of Techno-Capital
Interviews, Fiction

NOW IS THE TIME OF MONSTERS: Heather Parry On ‘Carrion Crow’
Gàidhlig, Altan, Eadar-theangachadh, Poetry

‘A’ Sireadh nan Lepcha’ le Abrona Aden | Eadar-th. le Caoimhin MacNèill
Scots, Interviews, Poetry

The Benefits of Being French for Learning Scots: Paul Malgrati on Poetry, Translation, and Research
Review

FEMINISM SHOWS THE WAY: On Shame, Masculinity & Spoiling For A Fight
Altan, Gàidhlig

100 Bliadhna de Bhàird: Bho Sheumas MacThòmais gu Meg Bateman
Altan, Agallamh, Gàidhlig

100 Bliadhna de Bhàird: Agallamh còmhla ri Gillebrìde Mac ’IlleMhaoil
Poetry, Spoken Word

FOLLOWING YONDER SLAM: Scotland At The World Poetry Slam Series.
Review, Poetry

A WOMAN LIKE THAT IS NOT A WOMAN, QUITE: On ‘Constructing A Witch’ by Helen Ivory
Review, Memoir

A MULTITUDE AT ONCE: On ‘Alphabetical Diaries’ by Sheila Heti
Interviews, Poetry

LIKE SLOW LIGHTNING: Gerry McGrath On ‘All the Pretty Lights’ & More
Review, Poetry

A CELEBRATION OF RESILIENCE: On ‘The Bone Folder’ by Cáit O’Neill McCullagh
Fiction, essays

UNSEEN POSSIBILITIES: On Entanglement & The Story Of Schrodinger’s Wife
Review, Fiction

REALITY IS ALWAYS WAITING: On ‘Prophet Song’, THE Novel For Our Times
Gàidhlig, Altan, Review

Bàrdachd a’ Bhaile Mhòir: 15 Glasgow Poems
Review, Poetry

HISTORY LAID BARE: On ‘Belfast To Baillieston’ by Charlie Gracie
Interviews, Memoir, Non-fiction

GOOD WRITING HAS TO HURT: Rodge Glass on ‘Joshua In The Sky: A Blood Memoir’
Poetry, Interviews

FIRE AS COMPANION: Janette Ayachi on ‘Quick Fire, Slow Burning’ & More
Poetry, Review

NARRATIVES OF LIFE: On ‘Diverted to Split’ by Hugh McMillan
Poetry, Review, Spoken Word

EPIPHANY & CATHARSIS: A Look Back At the Loud Poets Grand Slam Final
Review, short fiction

POISED IN THE ACT: On thi wurd’s New Anthology, ‘Earthly Rewards’
essay

PEOPLE WERE MAKING SERIOUS MONEY: The Edinburgh Fringe Story – So Far . . .