By Ben Mitchell

A series of  health scares helped Kirsti Wishart reassess her judgment of others and find the road back to writing

A short story by Peter Burnett

Shirley Jackson’s subversive horror story The Lottery remains as pertinent today as when it first appeared seventy years ago, writes Sibylla Kalid

A poem by Hattie Graham

A new poem by Charlie Roy

Elena Kollatou explores the social and environmental impact of large scale coal mining across Europe.

Emma Brankin is a writer and educator from Glasgow. Her new collection of short stories, Attention Seekers, has just been published

We publish original art and invite writers to submit stories inspired by the work

Sibylla Kalid on the Glasgow project seeking short filmic responses to Brexit

Sibylla Kalid discusses ethics with the founder of a campaign to discourage corporations advertising in tabloids which pedal racial prejudice

Martin Creed’s succinct protest songs bely a hefty emotional power, writes Neil Cooper

Outside In, by Shirley Gillan

A new poem by Stuart A. Paterson