UK News ‘Like a letter from the Queen’: Poet remembers childhood letter from Zephaniah December 8, 2023
Features ‘It can have a terrible immediacy, almost like an ambush, like being thumped’: Dame Carol Ann Duffy on how time does not always dull the pain of loss February 21, 2023
Features ‘The pilot stops for a moment, bends down, picks up a shell’: Editor on anthology of poetry celebrating the islands of Scotland May 24, 2022
Features Don Paterson on poetry, PJ Harvey and why we need to use or risk losing our local dialects May 17, 2022
Features Richard Holloway on life, loss and the words that have helped him deal with both as he reflects on the poetry and prose that sustains him November 2, 2021
Features If it’s easy, where’s the fun? Acclaimed poet John Burnside on his fight for life, insomnia, LSD and the best tomato sandwich ever tasted September 7, 2021
Features A language of the soul: Poet Len Pennie on why Scots is more than just a dialect May 11, 2021
Football The Bankies Bard: Hamish Macdonald charts the highs and lows of his beloved Clydebank FC in new poetry collection December 19, 2020
