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  Review, Non-fiction

  QUITE BEAUTIFULLY NOT: Always Open Always Closed by Caitlin Merrett King

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  Fiction, short fiction

  NEW SHORT FICTION: Shamsiel the Collector by John K. Peck

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  Review, Poetry

  IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO LOVE: Vehicle by Jen Calleja

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  Review, Poetry

  HOW BRIGHT THE FLAME BURNS: From Our Own Fire by William Letford

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  essay

  ALLT A’ BHONNAICH: A Stirlingshire Burn by Chris Powici

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  Review, Translation

  DISCOVERY, SELF & LINGUISTIC SURPRISE: Thirsty Sea by Erica Mou

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  Review, Poetry

  WEEP & BE NOURISHED: Greengown – New & Selected Poems by David Kinloch.

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  Poetry

  WEEP & BE NOURISHED: Three Poems by David Kinloch.

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  Altan, Agallamh, Gàidhlig, Review

  CÒ AN SGEULACHD IS FHEÀRR LEIBH? Taisbeanadh SGEUL / STORY aig Leabharlann Nàiseanta na h-Alba

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  Review, creative non-fiction

  DISTURBING, TROUBLING, ODDLY GORGEOUS: It’s Lonely at the Centre of the Earth by Zoe Thorogood

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  Review, creative non-fiction, Non-fiction

  CAPITALISM STEALS OUR REST: Sleepless by Marie Darrieussecq (Trans. by Penny Hueston)

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  Poetry, Spoken Word

  OUR NEXT LIVE EVENT: A Poetry Showcase at the CCA, Glasgow on 14 November

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  Review, Non-fiction

  ‘SOME OF US JUST FALL: On Nature and Not Getting Better’ by Polly Atkin

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  Poetry

  Three Poems by Taylor Strickland

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  Review, Poetry

  SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: ‘Ben Dorain: A Conversation with a Mountain’ by Garry MacKenzie

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  Review, Fiction

  SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: ‘The Black Eden’ by Richard T. Kelly

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  Poetry, Visual Poetry

  SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: Visual Poetry by Julie Laing

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  Poetry, Translation

  SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: New translations of Kjell Espmark by Robin Fulton Macpherson

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  Review, essay, Event

  SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: Climate Change at the Edinburgh Festivals

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  essay, Event

  LANDSCAPE, WARMTH & FOLKSINESS: Celebrating 25 years of the Wigtown Book Festival.

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  Review, Non-fiction

  THE ABUSE OF POSSESSION: ‘After Sappho’ by Selby Wynn Schwartz

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  Review, Fiction

  THE PEOPLE & THE DAMAGE DONE: ‘The Late Americans’ by Brandon Taylor

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  Interviews, Fiction

  BLOODY GLASGOW: The GRB interview with Callum McSorley, shortlisted for crime fiction’s McIlvanney Prize

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  Interviews, Fiction, Scotland, Uncategorized

  TENDING THE VOID: The GRB interview with author, Chris Kelso.