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    Fully Booked: A Preview Of Aye Write! 2020…
    • Mar 12, 2020
    • 6 min

    Fully Booked: A Preview Of Aye Write! 2020…

    *This year’s Aye Write! has been postponed. For full details go to https://www.ayewrite.com/Pages/default.aspx* From today (12th – 29th) Glasgow’s Book Festival Aye Write! is the only show in town for lovers of fact, fiction, poetry, prose – autobiography, biography, comics, and any other form of writing that takes your fancy. The vast majority of events are at the festival’s spiritual home of The Mitchell, and it is only right that Glasgow’s most famous library is the focal
    Foreign Correspondent: The SWH! Podcast Talks To Iain Maloney…
    • Mar 11, 2020
    • 2 min

    Foreign Correspondent: The SWH! Podcast Talks To Iain Maloney…

    For the latest SWH! podcast Ali caught up with previous guest, writer Iain Maloney. A visit from Iain is always a special occasion as he resides in Japan, and his latest book, The Only Gaijin In The Village, is all about his experiences of moving to and living in another country, and coming to terms with the resulting clash of cultures. Maloney may be better known as a novelist, but the The Only Gaijin In The Village is a fascinating book, and arguably his best yet. It is sim
    There’s No Place Like Home: A Review Of P.K. Lynch’s Armadillos
    • Jul 23, 2016
    • 4 min

    There’s No Place Like Home: A Review Of P.K. Lynch’s Armadillos

    *You can listen to P.K. Lynch talking about Armadillos on the Scots Whay Hae! Podcast by clicking here… In our recent podcast with novelist Iain Maloney we spoke about a writer’s responsibility when tackling certain subjects. In Maloney’s case, his novel The Waves Burn Bright deals with events surrounding the Piper Alpha North Sea Oil Platform tragedy, and he talked about the importance of making sure his research was thorough and his prose unsensational so as to avoid any po

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