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28 August 2017

Brian Ferguson: The latest festivals funding saga will run and run

28 Aug 2017 05:00 Living by the Sword

Navigating Edinburgh and its August festivals every day for the best part of the month is certainly not for the faint-hearted. To be a working journalist at the centre of it can be hard going, although...

Darren McGarvey: Determination trumps self-loathing - and dirty nappies

22 Aug 2017 05:00 Living by the Sword

Scottish author and broadcaster Denise Mina, when asked for advice by an aspiring writer, struggling to complete their first novel, dispensed her formidable wisdom with characteristic candour, in the bluntest possible terms...

Darren McGarvey: Stubborn determination trumps self-loathing and a pile of dirty nappies

22 Aug 2017 05:00 Living by the Sword

Scottish author and broadcaster Denise Mina, when asked for advice by an aspiring writer, struggling to complete their first novel, dispensed her formidable wisdom with characteristic candour, in the bluntest possible terms...

Kirsty Gunn: From the Walkyre to Mike’s labradors, art has the power to transform

14 Aug 2017 06:00 Living by the Sword

Still shaking from the electrifying Walkyre performed by the Royal Scottish National Orchestra last weekend at the Usher Hall, I went along to meet Canongate’s Francis Bickmore first thing on Monday morning for a coffee.

Kate Copstick’s Diary: Size doesn’t matter

13 Aug 2017 11:20 Living by the Sword

I was chatting with Simon Munnery (right)about small audiences – not that he is an expert on that. He told me Eugene Cheese of the Chuckle Club would cancel if there were fewer than 30 in the audience.

Book review: Blind Spot, by Teju Cole

10 Aug 2017 16:50 Living by the Sword

On the face of it, this latest book from the writer and photographer Teju Cole shouldn’t take long to read. Consisting of 158 photographs taken by Cole around the world, each one accompanied by a short essay, there can’t be more than 20,000 words in it.

Music review: KT Tunstall at Kelvingrove Bandstand

09 Aug 2017 09:23 Living by the Sword

KT Tunstall is a slick entertainer. She knows how to work a crowd. Her gigs are full of jokey call-and-response routines, requests to wave your phone in the air, and to sing along to songs you’ve never heard before (don’t worry, she’ll teach you how the simple chorus goes first).

Music review: Celine Dion at Glasgow Hydro

09 Aug 2017 09:09 Living by the Sword

Over the course of two hours in the company of arch balladeering chanteuse Celine Dion, the last thing any non-devotee of hers’ might have expected to hear was Michael Jackson’s great theme song to racial...

Music review: Regina Spektor

05 Aug 2017 08:00 Living by the Sword

Over the past 15 years, the New York singer/pianist Regina Spektor has added any number of beautiful, clever, quirky compositions to the modern American songbook. But conscious of her Russian émigré status...

Book review: No Good Deed, by John Niven

03 Aug 2017 12:29 Living by the Sword

About a third of the way through this book, in the middle of a scene of snort-in-public comic excellence, I realised I was going to have a hard time trying to enjoy what was coming next. By this point in the story...

Music review: Southern Fried Festival, various venues, Perth

01 Aug 2017 13:20 Living by the Sword

If there was a recurring friction at this celebration of American roots music, Donald Trump wasn’t mentioned by name. Beth Nielsen Chapman captured the prevailing feeling when she pointedly declared that she wouldn’t talk about politics lest she say something she regretted.

International Festival: how the loss of Nederlands Dans Theater’s home inspired new work

31 Jul 2017 11:00 Living by the Sword

Few things mark the passing of time more acutely than the growth of a child. In 2006, when Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) last performed at the Edinburgh International Festival, a six-year-old girl loomed large on a screen during Silent Scream ...

Music review: Toots and the Maytals

29 Jul 2017 08:00 Living by the Sword

Frederick “Toots” Hibbert practices good vibes as much as he preaches them through the music of his now 55 years-young Jamaican ensemble Toots and the Maytals – literally the group to give reggae its name with their 1968 single Do the Reggay.

Summer Update

27 Jul 2017 15:51 Cannock Hockey Club

Members! The 2017-18 Season is now only six weeks away.

Please read the following information and dates very carefully.

Club Work Party - Saturday 5th & 6th August.

Please...

School segregation didn’t go away. It just evolved.

27 Jul 2017 12:20 Vox

How parents are gerrymandering school borders and fencing out poor kids.

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