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Sebastian Barry: ‘At 71, sex is somewhere between a memory and an ambition’

The author on dashed dreams of being the next Bob Dylan, cruel words from a revered poet and listening to his own snoresBorn in Dublin, Sebastian Barry, 71, published his first nov...

Graham A. Jarvis

Graham A. Jarvis - freelance editor, business and technology journalistRemoteWilling to travelAvailability: availableWorks in: writing, editingBeats: Business & Finance, Techno...

Midlothian library inspires moving poem from local author whose life was transformed by friendship and community

A poem celebrating the power of libraries has been written by local author Graham Thomson, better known as The Parkie Poet, whose life has been transformed by the welcome, support...

Barry Richards, who spoke of pulling gun on Ozzy, promoting Zeppelin, dies at 83

Barry Richards, a key figure in music in D.C. known as “the boss with the hot sauce,” has died at 83 years old. Richards was a popular local radio and television personality in...

Meet the author: GR Halliday

Back in 2019, Scottish author GR Halliday entered the world of crime fiction with his debut novel, From the Shadows. Now, it’s 2026, a lucky seven years later, and copies are flyin...

Life of Irish folk musician Barry honoured in Co Down

Musicians, including members of the Traveller community, have gathered to commemorate an Irish folk musician cited as an influence by singers like Bob Dylan and Luke Kelly of the D...

GK Barry to host Big Brother spin-off with Kate Lawler

Interview: Garry Disher

He’s known as Australia’s King of Crime, and in 2026 has made his first appearance on stage at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate. After writing 60 book...

Graham and the Flitchcombe Murders by David Fairer

Plenty of crime novels poke affectionate fun at the genre, but few manage it so well as Graham and the Flitchcombe Murders. David Fairer’s first cosy crime novel is simultaneously...

Darren McGarvey - 5 stars

Darren McGarvey wishes to state that while he enjoyed doing TV, he is kinda over it and prefers live gigs…

I’m A Celebrity’s GK Barry reveals harrowing rape ordeal for first time

'I kept thinking, "I should have said no firmer".'

Back to Back Barries: the fallout from a Victorian coup

Tony Barry and Jon Faine (sitting in for Barrie Cassidy this week) examine the ousting of Jacinta Allan and the anointing of Ben Carroll as the new premier of Victoria. They discus...

Interview – Talk Talk Book Author Graeme Thomson

Graeme Thomson has written critical rock biographies on a diverse range of artists, including John Martyn, Kate Bush, and Simple Minds and has worked for many decades as a music jo...

Booker longlister and the return of Welsh in this week's literary fiction: SWITZY by Emma Cline, GHOST CITIES by Siang L...

Anthony Cummins reviews

Edinburgh Festivals Diary: John Grisham's struggle with Ian Rankin's accent and happy ending for Afronauts

The Afronauts show was six years in the making

Under the Cold Bright Lights by Garry Disher

At the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Festival held in Harrogate last month, I was lucky enough to get time to sit down and have a good old chinwag with a man described as Australia’...

Barry Ward Loved Working on ‘Everybody Digs Bill Evans’ – and Chats About His Roles in ‘The Flying Mountain’ and Netflix...

The busy Irish actor was at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and made time to discuss his recent and upcoming work in film and TV, as well as Ireland's production boom.

Graham Does Damage Control

Friday, August 21st on RealClearPolitics - Joined by RCP National Political Correspondent, Susan Crabtree

Americana Stories – Gary Marsden “Rialto and Rhiannon”

Gary Marsden was a finalist in Americana UK’s Twang Factor under his nom de musique of Cold Bones Lullabies. He has sent us a story based on another one of his songs, which you can...

Ever the Optimist

Prolific is not a word that comes to mind when thinking about Irvine, Scotland’s greatest export, namely Trashcan Sinatras.

The strange afterlife of Syd Barrett

An exhibition, tribute album and hometown celebrations mark his 80th birthday, prompting fresh questions about the enduring appeal of Pink Floyd's most enigmatic figure

Our own gallus Gilmerton lad is the best comic not on the telly - Donald Anderson

One of the great pleasures of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is discovering new talent. It is even better when that talent comes from your own part of the city.