Sarah Howells

Sarah is a Welsh writer who came to Scotland via Asia in 2002. Whilst slowly writing her first novel and researching for her PhD, she frequently falls prey to many procrastinatory habits - sea-swimming, dog-sitting, baking and reviewing since 2012. She facilitates creative writing workshops and course for wellbeing and fun.
http://www.writetoremember.co.uk
42 articles

Dandy Darkly

CC Bloom's welcomes back cult cabaret star for more sassy, satirical stories.

22 July 2016

Annie Lord: Bones

History as zen exercise: quiet incisiveness that compels the audience to listen with intent.

29 May 2016

Andrew Bird

Indefinable set from flitting Bird.

3 May 2016

The Dead Stations (CD)

Dare to venture into the forest in Hathaway and Vass’s fairytale venture.

24 March 2016

Ulrich Schnauss

A treat for aficionados but Schnauss fails to fire up the Summerhall crowd beyond a nod.

15 March 2016

The Dead Stations

Powerful and intriguing foray into creative partnerships at the Queen's Hall.

14 March 2016

Julia Holter

An evening of dappled music as part of Summerhall’s Nothing Ever Happens Here with Julia Holter.

22 February 2016

ReCOVERy

Gently powerful series of connected artworks by E. Clare James bring home the invisible yet devastating concept of coercive control as researched by Evan Stark.

5 December 2015