Pamphlet

Dr Richard Holloway asks Scotland’s people to work towards a modern secular society that balances

Writer and broadcaster Magnus Linklater looks at the traditional values said to define Scottishness; do

Architect Neil Gillespie OBE takes the Saltire Society’s 1941 publication Building Scotland as his starting

Catherine Brown’s pamphlet delves in to the history of Scottish food. Looking at Scotland’s sometimes

Alan Bissett and Jean Rafferty write in informed dialogue, assessing contemporary law as it pertains

Scotland’s award-winning architect Malcolm Fraser offers a critique of the failings of the government’s Private

Kirsty Gunn is a novelist and short-story writer who created and taught on the Creative

Unstoppable and yet constant, the Clyde is a mainstay of its city’s identity. This essay,

Tom Pow’s pamphlet is a warm personal memoir of the poet and essayist Alistair Reid,

Billy Kay’s pamphlet – titled after William Dunbar’s poetic tribute – celebrates Scotland’s and Scots’