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July 6, 2017

American Beauty: A Review Of Helen McClory’s Flesh Of The Peach…

December 23, 2016

Poetry, Prose & Parasols: A Review Of Umbrellas Of Edinburgh…

October 27, 2016

The Light Fantastic: A Review Of Deborah Andrews’ Walking The Lights…

October 4, 2016

Short Cuts: A Review of Lara Williams’ Treats…

August 21, 2016

Caw Canny: A Review Of James Yorkston’s Three Craws…

November 5, 2015

Short & Sweet: A Review Of Janice Galloway’s Jellyfish…

September 10, 2015

Reap The Whirlwind: A Review Of Iain Macwhirter’s Tsunami: Scotland’s Democratic Revolution…

August 7, 2015

You Have Been Watching (& Reading)…The Legend Of Barney Thomson

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  • Sorcha Dallas - Gray Day Podcast February 23, 2021
  • Etienne Kubwabo February 19, 2021

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This weekend's reading is 'How To Survive Everything (when there's no one left to trust) the new novel from Ewan Morrison, published by @sarabandbooks
Happy #grayday
Arriving tomorrow as part of #grayday - the first Gray Matters Podcast from @thealasdairgrayarchive #scottishwriters #lanark #scottishbooks
Tonight's reading is Dr Craig Lamont's fascinating 'The Cultural Memory of Georgian Glasgow', and Craig will be on the @scotswhayhae podcast very soon to have a chat about it...
This weekend's reading is a proof copy of 'The Mash House' by @afjgillespie (published with @unbounders ).
Some weeks (although damn few) being locked down is nae bother, and having the time to get immersed in 'Luckenbooth', the wonderful new novel by @jenni_fagan (published by @WmHeinemann) is the perfect solace...

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“It’s always great to talk with Scots Whay Hae!” – Louise Welsh

“Always great to chat with Alistair Braidwood at Scots Whay Hae!, one of Scotland’s most perceptive (and jovial) critics.” – Graeme Macrae Burnet

“[…] one of my favourite interviews I’ve ever done. I spoke to Scots Whay Hae! and we went in deep.” – David Keenan

“[…] the best cultural commentator in Scotland.” – David Ross

“[…] one of the best and most thoughtful reviewers out there. Us publishers and writers are lucky to have him.” – Laura Jones (404 Ink)

“Pretty much the only person writing about Scottish music who actually matters.” – Natalie Pryce

“Alistair Braidwood –  champion of the tunes…” The Hoojamamas

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RSS The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast

  • Alastair Cole - Iorram February 26, 2021
  • Maya/Nightwave - Underplayed February 26, 2021
  • Anthony Baxter - Eye of the Storm February 26, 2021
  • Sorcha Dallas - Gray Day Podcast February 23, 2021
  • Etienne Kubwabo February 19, 2021

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