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A personal newsletter exploring Scottish and Celtic nature, folklore, seasonal customs and the spiritual sense of place through essays and journal-style writing. Readers get reflective, well-researched pieces drawing on lived experience, language and history, with accompanying photography and podcasts.
A serialised literary newsletter from Alistair Peebles and Brae Editions, combining announcements for the Rousay Mending boxed edition honouring Ian Hamilton Finlay with a fictionalised narrative, Such an Air, set on Rousay in 1959. Readers get biographical and poetic context on Finlay, his circle and the concrete poetry scene.
A personal blog and newsletter from a novelist and media critic who writes diary-style accounts of attending Edinburgh and Glasgow film festivals, including mini-reviews of films and shorts. Readers also get anecdotes about festival culture, cinema quirks, and commentary on encounters with audiences.
A Scottish games-community newsletter from the More Fun With Games founder, announcing megagame and convention appearances such as Squadron of Rogues and FantasyCon. Issues are short event notices with links rather than sustained essays.
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