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Into Books Review: Dashboard Elvis Is Dead by David F Ross

Book: Dashboard Elvis Is DeadAuthor: David F RossPublisher: Orenda Books Book Trailer… Review by George Paterson @gfpaterson Following the success of his fifth novel, the Saltire Society shortlisted, ‘There’s Only One Danny Garvey’, Ayrshire based architect turned author David F. Ross returns with his own comeback special and most ambitious book to date; Dashboard Elvis […]

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Into Books Review: Brown Sauce by Pauline Lagan

Book: Brown SauceAuthor: Pauline LaganPublisher: Razur Cuts Books Falkirk might not be the centre of the universe but its cultural backdrop has, and is, certainly punching and making an impact. At the town’s Callendar House, there is a music exhibition (Scenes) on now, looking back on the area’s bands such as The Cocteau Twins, Arab

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Into Books Review: Hungry Beat: The Scottish Pop Underground (1977-1984)

Book: Hungry Beat: The Scottish Independent Pop Underground (1977-1984)Authors: Douglas MacIntyre and Grant McPhee with Neil CooperPublisher: White Rabbit Books It many ways it was inevitable that this book would see the light of day after the success of the music documentaries Big Gold Dream and Teenage Superstars which Grant McPhee was behind and the

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Into Books Review: A Working Class State of Mind by Colin Burnett

Book: A Working Class State of Mind Author: Colin BurnettPublisher: Pierpoint Press (2021) Colin Burnett is a Midlothian based short-story writer, who has an inherent belief in the importance of Scottish culture, language and history.  In this striking debut collection, he combines this passion with his education in sociology, to lead us into the depths

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Into Books Review: Dante’s Trilogy by Alasdair Gray

Books: Dante’s TrilogyAuthor: Alasdair GrayPublisher: Canongate William Blake, an English writer and artist of genius, illustrated Dante’s Divine Comedy but didn’t translate it. Alasdair Gray, a Scottish writer and artist of genius, seemed to be going a step further, both illustrating and translating this medieval masterpiece. But three book covers and a handful of illustrations

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SOLD OUT! Book Launch (Plus) – George Paterson and Friends

SOLD OUT! George Paterson welcomes you to a special event to mark the launch of his debut novel. Spoken word & music performances. Into Books event. About this event Friday nights in Glasgow don’t come much better. George Paterson launches his debut novel with a little help from his friends. The event features the great

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