INTERVIEW INTERVIEW ‘It's a way to make political history really accessible’ Graphic artist PAUL FITZGERALD talks to Lynne Walsh about why he's married word and image to create a new book on Tom Paine
ANNIVERSARY Arts | Sunday 28th Feb 2021 ANNIVERSARY The farmhand who became one of Scotland’s most versatile storytellers
BOOKS Arts | Sunday 28th Feb 2021 BOOKS Inspirational life of Tawfiq Zayyad, poet, activist and politician
PICTURE THIS Tuesday 02nd Mar 2021 PICTURE THIS Colour-themed complexities An arresting exhibition of blue-inspired art works
BOOKS Friday 26th Feb 2021 BOOKS An exercise in needless cruelty STEVEN ANDREW recommends a thought-provoking critique of our reliance on animal agriculture
CINEMA Friday 26th Feb 2021 CINEMA Reel stories of fact and fiction from Africa and its diaspora ED RAMPELL previews a unique global film festival
BOOKS Friday 26th Feb 2021 BOOKS Confessions of a Barista on Platform 1 Light, pacy and very funny, Joanna Murray's coffee-shop chronicle is a great read
FICTION Friday 26th Feb 2021 FICTION Luckenbooth Uniquely gripping visions of the hidden social, economic and spiritual forces at play in 20th-century Edinburgh
BOOKS Thursday 25th Feb 2021 BOOKS Engrossing memoir of US proxy war in El Salvador JOHN GREEN recommends a first-hand account of time spent in one of the most dangerous countries on Earth
BOOKS Friday 26th Feb 2021 BOOKS Being Human after 1492 Succinct account of colonialism’s history of blood, cruelty and greed
MUSIC Monday 01st Mar 2021 MUSIC Album reviews Latest releases from Tamil Rogeon, Neil Young and Dean McPhee
MUSIC Thursday 25th Feb 2021 MUSIC Spontaneous combustion Memoirs of a great jazz drummer fizz with the sense of improvisatory freedom inherent in his music, says CHRIS SEARLE
