Is love past its sell-by date? Hannah McGill (part one) thinks she’s better off without it, while Tom McLean (part two) skips through a buttercup meadow hand in hand wi’ his gie bonnie lass.
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Editorial volunteer Aimee Robbins chooses her favourite stories from the magazine
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Two very different books on Scotland’s post-indyref options are united by a glaring omission, says Paddy Bort
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A short story by Frank Rennie, inspired by Alison McGill’s painting ‘Coastal Aerial View’.
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Live action updates of Disney classics are a pale imitation of the originals, and only one shall go the ball, writes Nathanael Smith
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Neil Cooper finds Jimmy Cauty’s miniaturist celebration of dissent strikingly apposite
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The Glasgow-based chanteuse has produced a remarkable treatise on love, loss and redemption, writes Alistair Braidwood
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