Review

30 September 2023

Protected: SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: ‘Ben Dorain: A Conversation with a Mountain’ by Garry MacKenzie
30 September 2023

SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: ‘The Black Eden’ by Richard T. Kelly
24 September 2023

SCOTLAND’S CLIMATE WEEK: Climate Change at the Edinburgh Festivals
20 September 2023

THE ABUSE OF POSSESSION: ‘After Sappho’ by Selby Wynn Schwartz
16 September 2023

THE PEOPLE & THE DAMAGE DONE: ‘The Late Americans’ by Brandon Taylor
29 August 2023

TO CONNECT WITH ALL THEIR HEART: Isabela Torezan reviews two new translations: The Dear Ones by Berta Dávila & Love Novel by Ivana Sajko
27 August 2023

21 YEARS OF FIELD NOTES: David Berridge reviews ‘A Dog at the Edge of Things’ by Angus Carlyle
27 August 2023

VICTORY CRIES, WAR DANCES AND ELEGIES: Loud Poets Grand Slam Final
19 August 2023

THE FIGHT TO NOT CONFORM: Kavan Stafford on James Kelman’s ‘God’s Teeth and Other Phenomena’
17 August 2023

A GHASTLY PERFORMANCE: Ash Caton reviews ‘Euphoria’ by Elin Cullhed (trans. by Jennifer Hayashida)
13 August 2023

Opening Up The Intimate: Laurie Donaldson reviews ‘Latch’ by Rebecca Goss
9 August 2023

TALES FOR A DECELERATED CULTURE: Ricky Monahan Brown reviews An Aura of Plasma Around the Sun by Maria Sledmere
6 August 2023

NOT GIVEN, BUT GIFTED: Lindsay Johnstone reviews The Cat Prince by Michael Pedersen
2 August 2023

THE DREAM SAID ‘NO’: Mandy Haggith reviews Ancient Light by Robin Fulton Macpherson
30 July 2023

AN ABIDING BROKENNESS: CD Boyland reviews Your Turn To Speak and Imperium by Lady Red Ego and Jay Gao
27 July 2023

A GHOST CORONA OF PETALS: Ash Caton reviews Carnation Lily Lily Rose by Jane McKie
25 July 2023

OUR BEAUTIFUL RAGE: Lorna Callery-Sithole reviews Finding Seaglass by Hannah Lavery
21 July 2023

HUMAN CONNECTIONS IN EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES: New Writing On Translation By Cat Venner & Heidi Gilhooly
19 July 2023

EVER AND ALWAYS, FROM THE GROUND UP: Elizabeth Rimmer reviews Jim Carruth’s ‘Auchensale Trilogy’
8 July 2023

“A flatterer, a eulogiser and scatological heckler of the high and mighty” – Robert Burns and Scottish Cultural Politics: The Bard of Contention (1914-2014) by Paul Malgrati
28 April 2020

THE SEA OR THE MOUNTAIN: Two Histories of Environmental Thinking
16 April 2020

The State of the Poetic Nation: StAnza 2020
6 April 2020

I AM A ROHINGYA: POETRY FROM THE CAMPS AND BEYOND
29 January 2020

CLIMATE CHANGE POETRY: IS IT EFFECTIVE?