Dubh às by Sylvia Hehir
An tionndadh Gàidhlig
le Johan Nic a’ Ghobhainn
An dèidh sgaradh a bha àmhghaireach, tha ceist
air Dee ach an urrainn cùisean fàs càil nas
miosa.
Tha gille ùr eireachdail air nochdadh sa bhaile
a tha a’ togail a spioraid, ach tha a caraidean
amharasach mu dheidhinn.
Agus bhiodh a beatha fada na b’ fhasa mura
b’ e gun robh a fòn na adhbhar iomagain dhi
cuideachd.
Women’s Choices, Midwife Voices by Lynn Genevieve
This collection of thoughts, comment and writing is a living archive of the Association of Radical Midwives (ARM) members’ answers to the question: ‘what does it mean to you to be radical?’ Containing reflections from invited contributors, verbatim transcribed voices of ARM midwives, reprinted articles from the association’s journal Midwifery Matters, along with true birth stories shared by the author from her career in midwifery, Midwife Voices is a radical anthology. Themes explored cover aspects of roots, normality, feminism, choice, power, vocation, knowledge, trust and inclusivity from the perspective of midwives who consider themselves to be radical.
Frankie – the sorted one. Until, that is, she is persuaded by her boyfriend to join his band for a summer tour. She has enjoyed playing fiddle for years but has always been too nervous to get up on stage. Then, as they are all set to go, her estranged sister reappears, demanding Frankie’s help.
Delivered by Sylvia Hehir
Girl of the Ashes
by
Hayleigh Barclay
Scotland. 1897. A time of family secrets, ancient curses and the supernatural. For over three centuries the Phoenix vampires have faced persecution. Now the battle will commence.
Deleted by Sylvia Hehir
After a traumatic break up, Dee is left wondering how much worse her life can get. A handsome new boy in the village offers some hope but her friends are wary. And life would be a whole lot easier if her phone would stop playing up. . .
Colin Skeath needed a partner to accompany him on his next adventure. His nephew, Davis had spent a total of twelve days in a canoe before he joined Colin on an epic journey that would redefine the boundaries of canoeing; they were to become to first people to circumnavigate the UK mainland by open canoe.
Only Fools and White Horses by Colin Skeath
Garmoran Publishing 