Be The First To Like This anthology. Check out the new anthology Be The First To Like This. That is the direction this is the decision. Ungrasped, all is holographic. At the University of Bristol, organised by poet Rachael Boast.

Poet, Editor and Occasional translator. Elizabeth Rimmer is a poet, editor and occasional translator who is widely published in magazines and online. On this site you can find her poetry, commercial services and can buy her collections. Read on for her full biography. Some Thanks and Endorsements for Haggards.

Jan Rutherford established Publicity and The Printed Word in 1992 as a continuation of a successful career in publishing and broadcasting in Scotland and London. Based in Edinburgh, Publicity and The Printed Word works with writers, publishers, book-related and writing organisations across the UK. With over 25 years experience in the trade, Jan Rutherford has exceptional author and media contacts and organisational skills.

The 1707 Window of Opportunity by David White. Pope Urban II and the First Crusade. Bloody Victory or Bloody Stupidity? The Battle of the Somme, by David White.

In 2014 we published A Scots-Polish Lexicon. Many visitors to Scotland - and many who come to stay - are surprised by the linguistic variety of the country when they discover Scots and Gaelic are spoken as well as English. This book offers a wide selection of Scots words for members of the Polish community. It includes Scots words and their Polish equivalents, as well as short articles about aspects of Scotland, and some traditional Scottish recipes.

The blog of Edinburgh writer Tracey S. Interviews, articles, publicity. Events in January 2015, and a review.

Carolyn Jess-Cooke, Seren 2014, 9-99. Devoting a full-length collection to a single subject is risky, the intensity of focus potentially offset by repetition or sameness of tone. in BOOM! I was not ready. To leave the softness of her. Peeled keenly from me, old weather. Argued over Child Tax Credit. And nursery policies and childcare hours,.