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13 September 2017

Campaigners back right to buy as best way to realise potential of CairnGorm ski area

13 Sep 2017 16:53 Living by the Sword

Welcome to the second in a series of articles looking at the controversial removal of chairlift infrastructure from the CairnGorm Mountain ski resort near Aviemore. As outlined in last week’s scene-setter...

Book review: Walking On Lava: Selected Works For Uncivilised Times

13 Sep 2017 11:27 Living by the Sword

In 2009, two English writers, Dougald Hine and Paul Kingsnorth, launched what they now describe as “a tiny initiative in the back room of a pub to about 40 slightly confused people”. That initiative was The Dark Mountain Project...

Book review: A Legacy Of Spies, by John Le Carré

12 Sep 2017 12:42 Living by the Sword

Let me say at the outset that this is a truly wonderful, morally complex, politically astute novel written with elegance and panache. Although much trailed as being a return to the characters of The Spy Who Came In From The Cold...

Art reviews: Hiwa K at Hospitalfield, Arbroath | Richard Wright at Modern Institute, Glasgow

12 Sep 2017 12:11 Living by the Sword

One of the most talked about works at the Venice Biennale in 2015, Nazhad and the Bell by the Iraqi artist Hiwa K gets its first UK showing here, having been spotted by the team from Hospitalfield who curated Graham Fagen’s Biennale show for the same year.

Theatre review: The Steamie, Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy

12 Sep 2017 12:02 Living by the Sword

Back in 1987, when The Steamie first appeared, Glasgow was still full of men and women in their prime who could remember the city’s old communal wash-houses or steamies. Today, by contrast, the idea...

Theatre review: A Streetcar Named Desire

09 Sep 2017 08:00 Living by the Sword

Rapture Theatre scored a resounding hit earlier this year, with a production of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? that featured a world-class performance from Sara Stewart as one of the greatest American anti-heroines, the wrecked and brilliant Martha.

Music review: Jeffrey Lewis

09 Sep 2017 08:00 Living by the Sword

New York’s East Village came to the unlikely setting of the green-tinged Hibs Supporters’ Club bar for the Edinburgh leg of Jeffrey Lewis’s extensive but very low-key tour of small Scottish venues. “I’m...

What’s going on with the chairlifts at CairnGorm Mountain ski centre?

06 Sep 2017 12:15 Living by the Sword

On 21 August, photographs started popping up on social media that appeared to show the destruction of the chairlift towers and other infrastructure on the Coire na Ciste side of the CairnGorm Mountain ski area near Aviemore.

Festival review: Edinburgh Mela

05 Sep 2017 09:04 Living by the Sword

After a difficult 18 months, during which its artistic director resigned and its core funding was pulled, the Edinburgh Mela has risen like a phoenix from the ashes – albeit with slightly less plumage.

Kirsty Gunn: Multiple reasons to feel dismayed by our monoculture

04 Sep 2017 05:00 Living by the Sword

I’ve just had an interesting letter from a writer friend. We have both been in discussion about this year’s Booker Prize for novels and he, as a distinguished and well known author who has been shortlisted for the Booker in the past...

Les Lames Sauvages : un roman sur l'escrime moderne !

03 Sep 2017 14:14 Escrime Info

Bonjour à tous,

J’ai le plaisir de vous annoncer la sortie de mon roman, Les Lames Sauvages, un récit d’aventures post-apocalyptique mettant en scène un groupe d’amis liés par leur passion pour l’épée sportive.

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.

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