Reviews, Review Articles, Extracts and Booknotes
David Graeber interview – by JP O’Malley
Republic of Books – Bella’s Indy Canon
Paradise Road – by Stephen O’ Donell
A Bird is not a Stone – Edited by Henry Bell and Sarah Irving (Freight Books)
Inspired by Independence – Edited by Ross Colquhoun and Chris Silver
Bigotry Football and Scotland – Edited by John Flint and John Kelly
Adequately Explained by Stupidity? – by Graeme Purves
Scotland the Brave by Gregor Gall – by Gregor Gall
Book Report – round up of new non-fiction titles by Mike Small
The Case for Left Wing Nationalism – Part 1 – reviewed by Pat Kane
The Case for left Wing Nationalism – Part 2 – reviewed by Pat Kane
Minority Reporter By Phil Mac Giolla Bhain, reviewed by Mike Small
Digging the Seam – photo essay on the Miners Strike
George Davie: Life and Significance, reviewed by Murdo Macdonald
The Sea Inside by Philip Hoare reviewed by Kathleen Jamie
Five Books to save Scotland by Christopher Silver
The Poetics of a Stateless Nation by Stewart Sanderson
British Values – review of Cruel Britannia by Nicholas Mercer
Scottish Independence and British Unity by Irvine Welsh
Scotland Deformed by Kirsten Stirling
Irvine Welsh at the Book Festival (2012)
Poetry on Trial 1: What are poets for? by George Gunn
Hello, I emailed a few weeks ago and still haven’t received a reply. Should I send again?
Replied now, apologies
Looking forward to seeing a review of Something Chronic, set in Dundee through magic realist eyes. Published by Word Power Books. (Declaring my interest as the author.)
Would love any reviews of Capital Offence, a thriller set in a newly independent Scotland. All proceeds between now and 18th September are going to the Yes campaign, with a guaranteed minimum of £1000. If you could post reviews on to Amazon too that would help massively. You can find it on Amazon Kindle at £1.99.