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Local author Daniel Gray breaks free of his historian’s shackles...
The Seitzgeist – Issue 67
Carine says no to pity parties and yes to urban angels...
Electric Shadows – Issue 67
You don’t have to be superhuman or certifiable to want to fight crime dressed in spandex...
Home Thoughts From Abroad – Issue 67
An Englishman in Leith tries in vain to find a national team to hate...
Despair? Thy name must be August!
Colin Montgomery is Truffauted to death at the Fimhouse...
The Fringe on your doorstep
How to avoid the uptown August madness and see some shows...
Grow your own Autobiography
Is your communal garden an embarrassment? Learn about collective urban gardening with ECBA ...
Tweed With a Twist
Jo Power on the tenuous link between the Isle of Harris and the Mela Festival...
Summer Fitness – Issue 67
Surprise, surprise, the British Potato Council says spuds are good for you!...
Louise’s Column – Issue 67
You tend to either be a dog or cat person and Norman and I are most definitely dog-people. Although I had two cats in my childhood – one of which was a bit aloof, but didn’t seem to mind being dressed up in my doll’s clothes and pushed around in my wee sister’s buggy, and the other a little demonic (he used to play with your eyelids as you slept) – I still prefer the docile, unconditional love of a dog. So, whenever my sister asks if we can dog-sit Oscar, their little fluffy Jack-a-Doodle, we always make sure [...]...
Editor At Large – Issue 66
He lived by the seat of his pants – which he often cast aside...
The Life and Crimes of Balfour Le Page
Balfour turned from underdog to scheming Richelieu and was never forgiven ...
Fake superheroes & cold blooded killers
The EIFF more than makes up for this with its consistent and passionate delivery of cinema par excellence ...
Gardener’s World
TV’s very own Alan Titchmarsh, in disturbingly slightly larger than life size ...
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Issue 67 asks, Festival or not? We highlight American hypocrisy. Interview a superhero, take Gerard Depardieu on a tour of Leith and shoot a monkey. Come to think of it, Russian roulette turns up as...
