The latest Scots Whay Hae! podcast is the second of our collaborations with the Edinburgh International Book Festival. It is the Shaping Scotland's Stories: New Voices podcast, a companion to the live event of the same name. There are interviews with eight representatives from a variety of publishers who tell us all about who they are, what they do, the challenges and rewards of working with new literary voices, and the books they are currently excited about. As well as those core conversations we also talk to the Executive Director of the Edinburgh Book Festival Sophie Moxon, and Vikki Reilly from Publishing Scotland.
Put together it makes for a fascinating insight into, and overview of, publishing in Scotland today, and has some great advice for writers both old, but mainly new, and we hope you'll be encouraged to investigate all the publishers, their books, and their writers further, which you can do by visiting edbookfest.co.uk & publishingscotland.org, as well as scotswhayhae.com.
Douglas Skelton - The Hollow Mountain & A Grave for a Thief
Louise Welsh - To The Dogs
Edinburgh Tradfest 2024 - Jane-Ann Purdy and Douglas Robertson
The Glasgow Review of Books - CD Boyland
Futuristic Folktales - Charlotte Mclean, Nelly Kelly & Malin Lewis
Paisley Book Festival 2024 - Alan Bissett & Brian Conaghan
Paisley Book Festival 2024 - Jess Orr
Martin Stewart - Double Proof
Hue And Cry - 40th Anniversary
Maud Woolf - Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock
Philip Miller - The Hollow Tree
Ajay Close - What Doesn't Kill Us
Mull Historical Society - In My Mind There's A Room
Manipulate Festival 2024 - Dawn Taylor
Tom Brogan - Scotland 101
Forbes Masson - Jekyll & Hyde
Best Films 2023 with Chris Ward & Wesley Shearer
Best Music of 2023 - with Fiona Liddell
Best Books of 2023 - Part III with Marcas Mac an Tuairneir
Best Books of 2023 - Part II with Vikki Reilly
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