Glasgow-based artist and filmmaker Rachel Nolan uses photography to abstract the mundane.

Reader, you are invited to a place which welcomes no visitors. Bring your own community spirit.

Amy Jardine invites us into a funny and frank conversation about invisible alcoholism

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Artist Lucie Rachel discusses identity, intimacy, respect and the creation of her remarkable work detailing the arc of her parents’ relationship

Two very different books on Scotland’s post-indyref options are united by a glaring omission, says Paddy Bort

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A moving documentary turns the camera on itself to examine the relationship between corporate media and the human tragedy on which it feeds. By Tamara Abdi

Number 8: The children are not guilty. Reduce the stigma of a family member’s imprisonment, writes Nancy Loucks

Neil Cooper tries to work out what Bowie meant to him

A new short story by Taryn McDonnell

A poem by Cara L McKee