A poem by Dorothy Alexander
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This short story by April L Ford was inspired by Hazel Gore’s painting ‘Living Alone in Paradise’. It comes with a trigger warning for rape and sexual assault.
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A short story by Philip Wilson
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Brian Wilson’s achievement was in capturing the untutored brilliance of his sonic imagination on record, writes John Cavanagh
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by Caroline Copeland
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A short story by JD Allan
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A story by Shane Johnstone
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Which novel would you recommend to someone who had never read a word written in your country? The first stop on our tour is Scotland, where Alan Warner highlights James Kelman’s astonishing Kieron Smith, boy
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Artist Calum Colvin on creative invention, what to say to painters when they pick on you, and how to glue a tortoise to an ironing board
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Two very different books on Scotland’s post-indyref options are united by a glaring omission, says Paddy Bort
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A short story by Frank Rennie, inspired by Alison McGill’s painting ‘Coastal Aerial View’.
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Godard’s haters rub it in and run away, writes Victor Eaves
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Glasgow hosts a hard-hitting multi- discipline arts project examining issues of state power and violence this weekend, writes Neil Cooper
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Neil Cooper on a sparkling collection from the lost band of the Postcard era
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A magnificently dark tale of obsession. By Vhairi Slaven
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Invention, defiance and solidarity lit up Neu! Reekie!’s Where Are We Now? festival foray to the Hull City of Culture, writes Neil Cooper
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