As we await the appointment of our 2021 Dr Gavin Wallace Fellow, it is a good opportunity to hear about some of the amazing work produced by our 2020 Fellow, children’s author Maisie Chan.
The newly launched website of the literary publication Northwords Now allows access to read (and now hear) prose and poetry in English, Scots and Gaelic and to writing that reflects lives and experiences in the North of Scotland.
It's Edwin Morgan's centenary this year, and the Edwin Morgan Trust is celebrating the poet and LGBTQ+ activist with a programme of activity that invites artists to bring new and diverse perspectives to his life and work.
Scottish Book Trust's 'Your Stories' is a national campaign that gathers real life stories from members of the public. We spoke to Head of Reading Communities Programmes, Philippa Cochrane, about the journey the campaign has been on.
The annual StAnza Festival transforms St Andrews into a celebration of poetry in all its forms. StAnza Festival Director Eleanor Livingstone tells us more.
Authors and board members of Bloody Scotland 2019, Scotland's International Crime Writing Festival, tell us what they are most looking forward to about this year's events.
Synchronicity Films' Claire Mundell, Canongate's Francis Bickmore and Creative Scotland's Alan Bett explore the key takeaways from our event at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, connecting professionals working in literature and film and TV.
