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Reviewing the StAnzas 2009
Eleanor Livingstone (Artistic Director) and Brian Johnstone (Festival Director) get it. StAnza gets it. I predict that 2009 will be the year that StAnza sets new precedents for literary gatherings througout the UK, if not the world. Two of the most common words at this year's StAnza: SOLD OUT. Yes folks, poetry, old and ne...
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Greetings from St. Andrews!
StAnza, Scotland’s International Poetry Festival  kicked off last night with a inaugural address from First Minister Alex Salmond, and the immolation of sculpter David Mach's Robert Burns match stick head - Rabbie burns... Rabbie burning... Rabbie burnt. Now,the 12th annual festival is well under way… Taking cues from...
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Greetings from St. Andrews!

Tangled Embroideries
Tangled Embroideries The day after Diwali was always the quietest in Amrur. Street dogs, which spent most mornings howling after cyclists, crouched fearfully in garbage shelters. Three-legged autorickshaws that hooted and tooted while ferrying passengers from Amrur to other parts of Bangalore were silent, having been abandoned on street corners...
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INSIDE POLMONT YOUNG OFFENDERS INSTITUTION
Creative Writing: inside Polmont Young Offender  Politicians win elections off the issues. Tabloids make millions selling salacious versions of their stories. No one here denies the facts, but is our Western culture of throw-away people so black & white? Writing by young men behind bars in Scotland’s largest young offenders’ institution.Introduction:As I walke...
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ONE on OBAMA special
ONE on OBAMA : special section "There's no question that in the next thirty or forty years, a Negro can also achieve the same position that my brother has as President of the United States, certainly within that period of time."    — Robert F. Kennedy, 1968      5 November 2008. Approximately 3:15am GMT. Flipping from channel to channel from my...
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Thoughts on the Present Crisis
Thoughts on the Present Crisis Thoughts on the Present Crisis John CalderAlthough my university training was in Political Economy, I have never practised economics, but I well remember what I learned, and my only surprise about the great financial bubble that has burst is that it took so long. I have been expecting it to do so for most of the last decad...
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Charley Boorman
Charley Boorman: Two Paths on the Road Let’s get it straight from the start. I have a few personal issues, which are triggered by Charley Boorman’s latest book By Any Means, so please allow me to put my cards on the table.Around 15 years ago, as the UK struggled to come to terms with a previous economic crisis, I decided to cut loose and invest a large part ...
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American Baseball in Black and White
Before Obama: Rickey, Robinson and King    Like most liberal Americans, I have awakened every morning since Election Day rubbing my eyes with disbelief about the outcome. Yet the more I hear the phrase “President- elect Barack Obama” the more I get used to it, and somewhere in the great  beyond Wesley Branch Rickey and Jack Roosevelt Robinson are also smil...
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Tomorrow Lies in Ambush
Tomorrow Lies in Ambush: a conversation with Ken MacLeod Science fiction is a time machine for the imagination, with a remarkable way of transporting us from the here-and-now to the distant past or the far-flung future. The problem is, according to author Neil Gaiman, “You can tell the date of an old science fiction novel by every word on the page. Nothing dates harder and fast...
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