Fibres:

A new poem by Aaron Sharp

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Charming:

A new series of flash fiction by Naomi Ronner

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frog girl goes to camp:

by Anne Leigh Parrish

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On the water front:

A poem by David Stakes

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Martin Luther King:

Dr. King’s funeral was held in Atlanta on April 9, 1968.

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No vacancies:

Part 2. By Heather Pearson

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Twilight:

A poem by Fiona Ritchie Walker

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Women at War:

A powerful insight into the lives of women engaged in conflict, organised by Beyond Borders Scotland.

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Books
Sounds like a melody:

Alistair Braidwood salutes Michel Faber’s ambitious take on how music affects us at the deepest level

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Collaborations
Call for submissions:

We publish original art and invite writers to submit stories inspired by the work

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Film
Meeting Jim:

A new documentary about a key character in the story of the Edinburgh Festival gets lost in plodding self-importance, writes Victor Eaves

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Ideas
Dinner with my No voting friends:

For years, Scots reacted to right wing Westminster policies by saying: “I didn’t vote for that.” If they win on Thursday, No voters won’t have that luxury, writes Peter Arnott.

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Music
Flowers in the dustbin:

Neil Cooper on a thunderous EP from the Blue Orchids’ latest incarnation

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New Writing
the tryst
The Tryst:

By Hannah Sutherland

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Poetry
(G)if:

A poem by Anna Blainey, inspired by Rudyard Kipling

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