‘The Professor of Truth’ by James Robertson
Book Reviews
‘Play With Me’ by Michael Pedersen
‘Night Boat’ by Alan Spence
‘Neil Gunn Circle: Nation and Nationalism’ edited by Alistair McCleery
‘A Lovely Way to Burn’ by Louise Welsh
‘The Last Wolf of Scotland’ by MacGillivray, ‘Air Cuan Dubh Drilseach’ by Tim Armstrong, and ‘Màiri Dhall agus Sgeulachdan Eile’ by Donnchadh MacGillIosa
‘Ghost Moon’ by Ron Butlin
‘From the Line: Scottish War Poetry 1914-1945’ edited by David Goldie and Roderick Watson
‘Close Your Eyes’ by Ewan Morrison
‘What Ends’ by Andrew Ladd
‘Whaleback City: Poems from Dundee and its Hinterlands’ edited by Andy Jackson and Bill Herbert
‘Waverley’ by Walter Scott, edited by P. D. Garside
‘Unfashioned Creatures’ by Lesley McDowell
‘The Scottish Sixties: Reading, Rebellion, Revolution?’ edited by Eleanor Bell and Linda Gunn
‘Rug of a Thousand Colours: Poems inspired by the Five Pillars of Islam’ edited by Tessa Ransford and Iyad Hayatleh
‘The Rental Heart and Other Fairytales’ by Kirsty Logan
‘Of Me and Others’ by Alasdair Gray
‘Kidnapped’ by Robert Louis Stevenson, edited by Ian Duncan
‘If This Were Real’ by Gerda Stevenson
‘Gateway to the Modern: Resituating J. M. Barrie’ edited by Valentina Bold and Andrew Nash
‘The Edinburgh Companion to Scottish Traditional Literatures’ edited by Sarah Dunnigan and Suzanne Gilbert
‘A Capital Union’ by Victoria Hendry
‘A Bird is Not a Stone: An Anthology of Contemporary Palestinian Poetry’ edited by Henry Bell and Sarah Irving
‘All One Breath’ by John Burnside
