OUT: Scotland’s Queer Book Festival is coming to Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum on Saturday, 17 October, with award winning poet and novelist Jackie Kay set to headline. The festival aims…
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The dreaded question: “How many books have you read this year?” evokes fear in many book lovers. Suddenly you feel the need to spout out some impressive number to avoid feeling embarrassed…
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If you’ve walked into any bookshop at all in the past year, you might have noticed a rise in a certain genre being displayed. The genre that likes to put cartoon-ish art…
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Studying in a Provençal city in the South of France, one thing is most striking: the city's relationship with art.…
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Y2K and sassy high heel-fueled walk off’s might not be your first thought when it comes to the Shakespeare classic ‘Much Ado About Nothing‘, but Stirling University Drama Society (SUDS) director’s Summer…
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Macrobert Arts Centre has announced its 2026 Christmas panto: Beauty and the Beast.…
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The UK becomes particularly miserable once all the leaves have fallen. The antidote, however, comes in the form of high-quality travel writing.…
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Hemingway's "Death in the Afternoon" explores bullfighting as a test of courage and truth, revealing his belief in facing mortality with grace, precision, and honesty.…
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HorrorCon Scotland, Paisley Town Hall Review: The venue may be smaller, but the scare’s aren’t ★★★★★
HorrorCon Scotland's second convention featured engaging guests, exciting performances, and a strong community atmosphere, delighting horror fans.…
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I picked up Wuthering Heights hoping for Romeo and Juliet for goths. What I found was Normal People for Victorian freaks.…
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