ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
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‘We walked. I followed as he led me on.’
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Translating Latin America: Spo...
‘There is something unique in this new generation of Latin American writers, a generation stepping out of the shadows of their region’s hist …
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‘He rolled and took aim at the closest gunman. It all seemed so natural. He fired. It all seemed so easy. Aim the gun, fire the gun, take a …
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Cover Stories: Muriel Spark Ce...
‘One’s prime is elusive. You little girls, when you grow up, must be on the alert to recognise your prime at whatever time of your life it m …
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David Robinson Reviews: Love i...
‘Mysteries – music, time, movement – were reduced to complex, elaborate mechanisms. People tended to be fascinated.’
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Pin-Ups: Toulouse Lautrec and ...
‘In the end, of course, it was Lautrec who would achieve enduring fame from his posters, rather than the celebrities whose careers he promot …
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‘I am convinced that every Scot has grasped the most salient and mysterious fact of being, its glowing ruby kernel: the knowledge that life …
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‘I came to the Sahara to be buried.’
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‘Finally the bombardment ceases but they cannot see what has happened, for the cloud hanging over Gemmano shows no signs of dispersing. Toni …
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Nameless Country: Selected Poe...
‘I choose neither East nor West, For I am shaped by the North.’
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‘But Daniel didn’t feel like he belonged anywhere. He came alone, he sat alone and he stayed alone.’
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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Old Friends and New Voices – Spotlight on Crime Fiction
This weekend sees the return of the Bloody Scotland festival, celebrating another of our most succes …
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Kelpies Illustration Prize 2018
“I was really excited to be able to attend the London Book Fair for the first time. The first thing …
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David Robinson Writes: The Ullapool Book Festival
‘If you want to see literary Scotland at its egalitarian best, Ullapool Book Festival is a great pla …
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‘We were aiming to recreate a pioneering flight made from this same Perthshire aerodrome in 1939.’
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The Dark Stuff: Stories from the Peatlands
‘Dark and brutal tales of men who lived and travelled alone.’
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Recommended reads from the Kelpies range of Scottish children’s books.
FEATURED AUTHOR:
Kirsty Logan
Kirsty Logan lives in Glasgow, where she works mainly as a fiction writer and journalist. She was educated at the Universities of Glasgow and Stirling. As a fiction writer, her work has been widely published in print and online, recorded for radio and …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
BHP Comics
BHP Comics is an independent publisher based in Scotland, producing a variety of comics, graphic novels and art books that cover a wide range of topics and themes. We aim to engage, provoke, inspire and inform with the works we publish. We also produce …