Audio & Video Photographs Writers Writing
Hari Kunzru: The Breakdown of Truth
At Sea by Karen Lord I was born in an independent nation. I have always been a Barbadian, expecting no more nor less than these four hundred and thirty square kilometres of land. I did not experience the moment when our borders shrank from outpost of empire to microstate… At Sea by Karen Lord
Viet Thanh Nguyen: Through the Eyes of a Vietnamese Refugee
Jeff VanderMeer: The End of All Things?
Relaxing in the Courtyard
Alison Bechdel: Can Exercise Fix Us?
Stories & Scran
Yvonne Owuor
Lisa Taddeo: Violently in Love
Schools Gala Day: David McPhail
Relaxing in the Courtyard
The Freedom to Configure by Cory Doctorow Today we are in the midst of a great techlash in which the giants of Big Tech are being threatened with regulation that will constrain how they relate to us… The Freedom to Configure by Cory Doctorow
Steven Amsterdam
Joanna Cannon
Nicholas Searle
Scottish Publisher Showcase
Joan Bakewell with Richard Holloway: Moving On
Elif Shafak
Reading Scotland: James Robertson, Ghosts of the Glen
Caleb Azumah Nelson: Diving into Black Culture
Freedom of Travel by Gavin Francis The rocks of Orkney witnessed our agreement to travel together, equal companions, bonded by free choice. We formed a plan, a path… Freedom of Travel by Gavin Francis
Nana Oforiatta Ayim & Barnaby Phillips: Returning the Loot
Gemma Cairney
Browsing the Bookshop
Relaxing in the Courtyard
Oana Aristide & Courttia Newland: New World Disorder
Kerry Andrew & Kerri ní Dochartaigh: Blood and Water
As The Proverb Goes… by Anne Fine Elsewhere. For me the word had a magic ring right from the start, like the beginning of a fairy tale. Once Upon a Time… … As The Proverb Goes… by Anne Fine
David Leddy
Carlos Fonseca
Jeanette Winterson
Staff with Book Festival Mask
Watching the Big Screen
Sandip Roy
Juno Dawson
Discover a World of Wildlife with Neal Layton
Carol Ann Duffy: ‘You Danced On the Road, Blowing Kisses’