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Tag Archives: Alasdair Gray
Day 17: The Final Day of the 2011 Edinburgh Book Festival
Image: EdBookFest Walking up to Charlotte Square for the last time after such an intense, enjoyable and rewarding book festival was a low moment yesterday morning. With a full day still ahead of me, though, the magic was still there … Continue reading →
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Tagged A N Wilson, AL Kennedy, Alan Bissett, Alasdair Gray, Aonghas MacNeacail, Barry Miles, bloggers, Blogging, Book Festival, Books, Charlotte Square, City of Literature, EdBookFest, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Book Festival, Edinburgh: City & Festivals, Elizabethans, Faust, Fleck, God, Goethe, Ian Rankin, Intelligence Services, Janice Galloway, Keith Jeffery, Liz Lochhead, Louise Welsh, MI6, Nick Barley, Reading, Satan, The Guardian, Will Self, writers
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No Hope for a Scottish Academy of Literature
Image: alba.org.uk Birthday wishes My dear young Mother (you owe me a fiver) had her birthday yesterday. 9th February 19-canteen saw my Mum coming into the world and yesterday she celebrated by having a nice meal out with family and … Continue reading →