One quiet morning in the coffee shop where I work, I found myself talking to a regular customer. After telling … More
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The Workers Theatre: launch party and interview
Kinning Park Complex, March 23 Hosting a launch party are The Workers Theatre, a new cooperative company that follows the … More
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Perils of… A Reluctant Poet
Shakespeare once said, ‘All the world’s a stage’. Well, at least it is at the Auction Room bar in Bedford … More
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Disruptions: On Veganism
Veganism is not something I often discuss in depth. Aside from “can you eat this?” exchanges with friends, there’s little … More
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The Turner Prize Comes to Glasgow
Glasgow and the Turner Prize: one is infamous within the UK for its obscurity and incomprehensible language – the other … More
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Why you should read… Ali Smith
Stories can be found everywhere…in the people we pass on the streets, in places, times, in our friends and family, … More
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Bye bye Bloop – the bizarre story of the Facebook notification noise
There’s someone in my building that leaves their Facebook open with their speakers turned up loud. I don’t know who … More
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The American Way
We’re all guilty of using “Americanisms”. My friend from Aberdeen is the spokeswoman for DUDE, I revel in the AWESOMENESS … More
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To Have A Voice: GSA, 4th February – 31st March 2012
To Have A Voice collects seven painters in a fairly big group painting show, including works by Hernan Bas, Kaye … More
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Issue 90
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