Cover Story: The Path Not Taken
Ryan riffs on Tomorrows World, steampunk, Stephen ‘Steve’ Hawking and flying cars. Research, what research?Notes from The Editor – Issue 60
You want, more than anything else in this world to help them, but you cannot because they are dead.
Pen Portraits from the Port
Local author Daniel Gray salutes the forgotten heroes of Leith’s past: Robert Jameson 1774-1854
Ode to Leith’s Lost Genius
With Burns night nearly upon us, Colin Montgomery investigates the apocryphal tale of the long forgotten Bard O’ Leith.
Review: Chez Pierre
Mr Holmes’s grandson informed him, “this restaurant has good teachers and the ice cream moved too.”
Pro tempore – Issue 60
The proper behaviour throughout the holiday period is to be drunk at all times. And who am I to argue?
Bendicks Bittermints. Heaven
Miss Seitz resurrects her running shoes which have apparently been in hibernation
Tartan Willies
Personally I think Tartan Willie has missed his calling…he should have been a novelty baseball cap
Turkish Delight
A journey of hope, in freshly pressed suits, falls foul of a lonely shepherd
Hello, hello
So, that’s the sales pitch? Sweet Jesus…feeding them four cans of Carlsberg Special Brew could do that!
Motivation for the Nation
Make EVERY year the year you promise yourself that THIS is the year that you are finally going to get fit
The Girl From Loanhead
Louise’s story weaves a ‘Four Maryish’ tale of bullying and redemption. For those of you who are younger think ‘Heathers’
Leither in London – Issue 60
Carrie continues her roller coaster ride through the streets (and bars) of London
The Near Pavilion – Issue 60
Being the outrageous adventure of Leopold Simpson III. Do we believe him? Yes we do!
James Richard Martin
A eulogy for Jim Martin a well kent figure in Leith’s social hurly burly.
