The Tin-Kin (Duckworth, 2009). The novel is based on photos, artefacts and memories of my Travelling family. A chapter of The Tin-Kin won the 2006 New Writing Ventures Award for fiction, and reviews have appeared in various publications including The Independent, The Scotsman, The Sunday Herald and The Scottish Review of Books. It was awarded The Saltire Society First Book of the Year Award in 2009. Click here for reviews. Click here for TheTin-Kin podcast.
Babber – short fiction inRoad Stories (Faber, 2012)
Sassuolo short fiction commissioned by Edinburgh Book Festival, features in There – Elsewhere (Cargo, 2012)
The Mumpers short fiction broadcast on BBC Radio 4
Seeing in the Dark–narrative non-fiction story for Glasgow Film Theatre’s For All project
Oona – narrative non-fiction story in Gutter Magazineissue 11
Betsy Whyte – non-fiction chapter in Women of Moray (Luath, 2012)
The Session – short fiction in Mixing the ColoursGlasgow Women’s Library
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