News
Beyond Burns
Alistair Heather presents a programme on Radio 4 about contemporary Scots poetry.
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StAnza: tickets available now
StAnza, the poetry festival based in St Andrews, will be mid-March and is now selling tickets.
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Get involved with WayWORD - 4th Feb, Aberdeen
WayWORD, the arts festival in Aberdeen, is looking for creative people keen to get involved.
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Scots Open Book groups
Open Book is running regular Creative Writing and Shared Reading workshops. This month, they're on today and on the 18th.
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Lallans 105 is out
Lallans 105 has been dispatched to all our members: let us know if you don't receive it.
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Sam Gilliland
Sam Gilliland has died.
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Sangschaw 2025
The Sangschaw opens for entries, Wullie Hershaw launches his poetic reflections on the 1984 Miner's Strike, and Grace Stewart-Skinner needs your help to complete a unique album project.
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Upcoming Scots-language events in November
StAnza is calling for poetry films, and is hosting in Lochgelly on the 23rd of November, while the Push The Boat Out festival is being held in Edinburgh the same weekend.
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Oor Vyce Gaitherin
Oor Vyce, the Scots language campaign group, is having a gathering in Edinburgh on the 22nd of November 2024.
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Open Book Scots Shared Reading on Zoom
Open Book is holding a Scots shared reading session on Zoom on Saturday the 19th of October.
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Eiks an Ens 33
Including notice of our AGM, things to look out for in the Fringe, and the WayWords festival.
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Collogue programme 8th June
We have fixed the programme for our annual Collogue on the 8th of June. The theme is ‘Scots in Education’.
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Eiks an Ens 32
The Collogue on the 8th of June, and other news.
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Sangschaw winners 2024
Announcing the winners of the 2024 Sangschaw!
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New CD: A Vision o ma Ain Countree
A new CD collects the work of many of Scotland’s most important female writers working in the Scots language today.
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Eiks an Ens 31
The 2024 Sangschaw is open for submissions! Not only that, learn about a new Scots-language audio guide at Linlithgow Palace and an upcoming album release from our very own Wullie Hershaw.
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Eiks an Ens 30
Included in this issue of Eiks an Ens are details of our next Conference in Perth and of our anthologies, which are having very positive reviews and are well worth the money.
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