Jim Carruth
Bale Fire
Well-crafted poetry collection drawn from experience has moments of pure joy
Rod Brown
R.M.F. Brown is a Scottish freelance writer. His fiction works include: 'Death to Love,' 'Dr Acula's Book of Horror,' and 'A Rat's War'. He has had various short stories and reviews published in a diverse range of publications from Cassiopeia Magazine, Stalking Elk, The An Lucht Lonrach project, and Paragraph Planet.
His non-fiction work as a film, video games, and TV reviewer has seen him published at The Wee Review, The Graduate Times and Spiked.
12 articles
Kenneth Macaulay
The History of St Kilda
The history of the island on the edge of the world as explored by clergyman, Kenneth Macaulay.
The Final Year
Surface-level examination of Obama's final year in office.
Trevor Royle: Culloden A very European battle
Trevor Royle argues that the Union in crisis is nothing new.
Luke Harding: Putin's Polonium plot
Luke Harding takes a look at the Litvinenko murder plot.
The Skull
An atmospheric horror that draws upon the brightest talent from the Hammer stable in order to compete against them.
Kon-Tiki
The tension may flag at points, but this retelling of the 1947 cross-Pacific expedition boasts great acting, wonderful visuals and a tremendous sense of isolation.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
A look back at one of Jack Nicholson's most iconic roles.
Chinatown
A look at Roman Polanski's classic film noir story of corruption and greed.
Witchfinder General
Michael Reeves' classic piece of British horror set during the English Civil War.