alice-florence-orr

Alice Florence Orr is a Scottish poet and writer who contributes to the Scottish Review on literary and cultural matters.

14 articles

Articles by alice-florence-orr

This is an essay about nipples - Scottish Review article by Scottish Review
News

This is an essay about nipples

This is an essay about nipples I have a proposition for you. It’s a product idea, of sorts. After long thought I’m pretty sure I’ve found a gap in the…

28 May 2014
Identity is a Difficult Concept to Grasp - Scottish Review article by Scottish Review
Culture

Identity is a Difficult Concept to Grasp

Identity is a difficult concept to grasp, both within ourselves and when expressed by others. Even harder to discuss in under 500 words. Often mocked as a notion desperately sought…

23 May 2014
On 22 November 1963 - Scottish Review article by Scottish Review
Culture

On 22 November 1963

On 22 November 1963, Jackie Kennedy wore a suit to her husband’s funeral. Three-quarter length in the sleeves, and a skirt cut just below the knee, the Balenciaga two-piece is…

12 Mar 2014
Life: Alice Florence Orr - Scottish Review article by Scottish Review
Culture

Life: Alice Florence Orr

The river’s waters were calm. A large and winding body that serves to unite two halves of a divided city through its many ornate bridges, it carves a line through…

28 Feb 2014
It Tickles My Nose, the Dust - Scottish Review article by Scottish Review
Politics

It Tickles My Nose, the Dust

It tickles my nose, the dust. Sometimes I even sneeze, a sacrilege in such a hushed sanctuary. The shades of the worn-out spines all lean warm – I can firmly…

21 Jul 2010