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I hijacked Elizabeth Macarthur's story for A Room Made of Leaves. Now, through her letters, she speaks for herself | Australian books - Vimarsana News

I hijacked Elizabeth Macarthur's story for A Room Made of Leaves. Now, through her letters, she speaks for herself | Australian books

I don’t regret my fictional memoir. But the uneasiness I felt in sharing a false story sent me back to the real letters – which are now being published for the first time

Why Penelope Featherington in Netflix's Bridgerton used a non de plum - Vimarsana News

Why Penelope Featherington in Netflix's Bridgerton used a non de plum

High society is once again agog at the secrets and scandals being revealed in the new season of Netflix’s Bridgerton.

Scotland's Best Events This Week (8-15 Apr) - Vimarsana News

Scotland's Best Events This Week (8-15 Apr)

Douglas Stuart is touring with Young Mungo, his followup to the Booker Prize-winning Shuggie Bain. There's also a raucous new musical based on Peter Mullan's cult movie Orphans and a mess of new exhibitions, including a Barbara Hepworth retrospective.

Young Mungo: Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart on his new novel - Vimarsana News

Young Mungo: Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart on his new novel

Douglas Stuart was the second ever Scot to win the Booker Prize for debut novel Shuggie Bain. We catch up with him ahead of his second novel, Young Mungo.

Slavery Glasgow: Let's hope we can avoid a US-style culture war — David Leask - Vimarsana News

Slavery Glasgow: Let's hope we can avoid a US-style culture war — David Leask

In the United States, such disputes have focused on the physical memorials of the men who fought for slavery in the Civil War