Intangible Memories
June 9, 2026
Words: Savannah Meriwether (she/her) We all have those scents. The ones that sever any mind-body connection and fling our thoughts far into the past –
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I Belong to Glasgow
June 9, 2026
Words: Ethan McGrory (he/him) I could see all the way to that desolate upland from which I was spawned, so distant and unremarkable compared to
The Index of Repression
June 9, 2026
Words: Chelsea Monique Daniel (she/they) CW: Genocide To archive is a resistant act to keep collective memory alive, and ensure that the history of oppressed
AW4PS: The Cultural is Political
June 1, 2026
Words: Sophie Rowe (she/her) AW4PS posed this question to us: ‘If contemporary art can’t deal with the most pressing issue of our time, what does
Once yours, now mine.
June 1, 2026
Words: Isla Rose Perkins (she/her) I remember the smell hitting my nose as soon as I stepped foot, in. A play for the senses to
Wish to the Fae of Bail na cnoc
June 1, 2026
Words: Isla Rose Perkins (she/her) Bail na cnoc – the village in the hills. You wean me onto your spells Your calling power amongst plinths
Wrinkles, Scars, and Smile Lines: The Body’s Souvenirs of Living
June 1, 2026
Words: Charlie Linton (she/her) With age, she has lost so much of what held her back. ‘Do not complain about growing old. It is a
The Story Unfinished
June 1, 2026
Words: Grace Hussey (she/her) literature is no longer static, it has gained the potential to become a living, breathing thing. I remember long nights of
The Body Remembers: Epigenetics and the Empire
June 1, 2026
Words: Nina Atkinson (she/her) The unborn, it seemed, were not insulated from the effects of history. In a Glasgow GP surgery, a second-generation South Asian
Provenance
June 1, 2026
Words: Ethan McGrory (he/him) These modern constructions do nothing in erasing the sores of subjugation or repairing what (in the Stones and in much else)
The Nostalgia Epidemic
June 1, 2026
Words: Savannah Meriwether (she/her) The arches will bridge together moment after moment until one day, I’ll look around me and realise I’ve constructed a life
The Making and Unmaking of Glasgow
June 1, 2026
Words: Hanna Ibrahim (she/her) Cities may appear to evolve naturally, but their transformation is always guided by choices. Each planning decision determines which buildings endure
On Yer Way, Pinochet!
June 1, 2026
Words: Savannah Meriwether (she/her) Sometimes the act of remembering is a souvenir more valuable than tangible objects. ¡Nae Pasaran! – the title of Felipe Bustos
Unedited Memory: Broadcast Relics
June 1, 2026
Words: Alexander Bradley (he/they) CW: Ableism / Racism / Discrimination When broadcasters censor ‘Free Palestine,’ but do not censor involuntary tics containing racial slurs, who
The Kids Are Not Alright
June 1, 2026
Words: Rebekah McCrorie (she/her) Creative outlets have been transferred to the internet: play has become pixelated. Nowadays, it’s no secret that parents are sedating their
Sometimes cool, mostly difficult
May 24, 2026
Words: Isaac Quirke (he/him) ‘It was just for fun’ That’s what we pushed through wind-burned teeth on nuclear-occasions when the shit from the belly of
A Trip to the Seaside
May 24, 2026
Words: Rachel Currie (she/her) Come winter or summer, everything is everywhere. It’s all right before me. It is bright; so bright. Pinned to my cork
Historians Say She Lived in Glasgow
May 24, 2026
Words: Martha Wright (she/her) I hope my memento does it justice, though I’m not sure anything could. The smoke, the lights, the friends, the lovers,