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East and West
Image: andrews.edu It’s been one heck of a few days. I’ve been out and about and at the day job I’m on the “rota” which means long, intense, but fun days of technical work and concentration, that when it comes … Continue reading →
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Tagged Armadillo, Au Bar, Clockwork Pub, Clyde Auditorium, Day Job, Edinburgh, Glasgow, HMV Picture House, instrumental, Jimmy Carr, L'Ariosto, Man in the East, Mercat pub, Mogwai, music review, post-rock, Ranfurly Review, revisions, rock, SECC, Writing
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The Last Few Days Of My Edinburgh Book Festival
Image: BBC It has been a crazy but magnificent few days both at the Edinburgh Book Festival and on the gigging front, I don’t quite know how to begin. When I last had the time to sit down and write … Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Edinburgh, Fiction, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Interviews, Music, Poetry, Reading, Writing
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Tagged Antonia Fraser, Au Bar, AudioBoo, author's tent, Celtic fans, Charlotte Square, Clockwork Pub, Don Paterson, Donald S Murray, Edinburgh Book Festival, Edinburgh: the City & the Festivals, Emerging Writers' Festival Australia, gig, Glasgow, Glasgow Academy, Harold Pinter, Hilton, Interview, Joyce Carol Oates, Katharine Hibbert, Kevin Barry, Limp Bizkit, Lisa Dempster, Louise Welsh, Modest Mouse, Music, Picture House, press tent, Ryan van Winkle, Sheena Iyangor, Simon van Booy, wedding, Will Self, yurt
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