Monthly Archives: December 2015

In The Heart of the Sea – Film Review

What does $100m buy you these days?  Apparently only B Movie billing next to that force filled romp across a galaxy, far far away.  That might just be how director Ron Howard feels right now, after teaming up again with … Continue reading

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HOME – runner-up

Living Each Day by Catriona Patience We do the round again. The story continues where it left off the day before, the same stops, the same characters, the same dreams, mostly intact.

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HOME – runner-up

A Trip of Dotterel by Natalie Reid With cotton yarn and metal hook, I knot and weave a quilt of cathartic crochet, sewn together by two arms, two hands and ten fingers.  Knuckles cracked and nails bitten to the quick, … Continue reading

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HOME – the winning entry

Bridge by Sylvia Telfer He crumpled the letter, and stared over Hong Kong. His mother was being hostile about Suk-fong. His marriage to a Chinese woman had been a blow.

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Writing HOME – Short Story Winners

Lothian Life is delighted to announce the results of HOME, our first-ever short story competition, held in conjunction with Edinburgh Online Writing School www.writingclasses.co.uk and with the generous support of guest judges, Marianne Wheelaghan and Kendra Olson.

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The Weir – Lyceum

The Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, presents: The Weir Written by Conor McPherson & Directed by Amanda Gaughan

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