By Anne Enright Sitting in France writing about death and wallpaper, it is no surprise to find my walls orange: ‘that most morbid and irritating
By Anne Enright Sitting in France writing about death and wallpaper, it is no surprise to find my walls orange: ‘that most morbid and irritating
Democrat editor Bill Heaney with Pauline McLean, arts editor of BBC Scotland; Maire O’Halloran, of Clifden Bookshop; PR consultant Petra McMillan and Kirsty Wark, of
Good Morning and welcome to the final day of the public programme for the 2021 Edinburgh International Book Festival (our schools programme continues tomorrow with
By Harry Bell A 20 year old man who was paralysed in a road accident, has been reunited with the nurses and staff who gave
Yesterday at the Book Festival was full with families and small children dancing along to SprogRock on the outdoor stage, Emma Dabiri explored issues of
Erected as coronavirus precautions, the barriers may redirect germs to others, research suggests By Tara Parker-Pope in the New York Times Covid-19 precautions have turned