Terry Brotherstone insists the festival director is doing a good job Also on this page: Hugh Kerr who very much doubts it ‘El Nino’ at the Usher Hall The festival…
Also on this page: CalMad The ferry operator is at it again Terry Brotherstone insists the festival director is doing a good job Also on this page: Hugh Kerr who…
Working lives Last in the series Also on this page: Remembering Bessie A Scottish artist rediscovered Just three weeks ago the Open Championship ended and St Andrews’ citizens were able…
Land of the forgotten sex Kenneth Roy Airbrushed from history, or objects of misogynism on the internet: either way, bright Scotswomen endure a raw deal Also on this page: The…
Alf Young The generosity of spirit of First Nation Canadians, punished for speaking their language, is deeply moving Also on this page: Rear Window Ian Hamilton QC visits the local…
Land of the forgotten sex Kenneth Roy Airbrushed from history, or objects of misogynism on the internet: either way, bright Scotswomen endure a raw deal Also on this page: The…
Land of the forgotten sex Kenneth Roy Airbrushed from history, or objects of misogynism on the internet: either way, bright Scotswomen endure a raw deal Also on this page: The…
Maggie Craig Only townies can be writers, then? Maggie Craig is a Scottish writer, currently serving her second term as a committee member of the Society of Authors in Scotland….
She chooses not to appear on public platforms, she doesn’t give interviews, and she longs to return to her previously ‘normal life’. But Pauline Cafferkey, the Scottish nurse who survived…
The end of privacy Lorn Macintyre Lorn Macintyre is a novellist, short story writer and poet Get the Scottish Review in your inbox free of charge We need your help…