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Where You Find It"VALENTINE'S DAY MAKES ME EMBARRASSED," writes Janice Galloway in the opening lines of Where You Find It. The collection deals with love in its many...Read More
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The Scotsman, May 1, 2012
...Strachan’s Ever Fallen in Love and Alan Bissett’s Pack Men. Bella Bathurst’s The Bicycle Book, Janice Galloway’s memoir All Made Up, Roger Hutchinson’s The Silent Weaver, Kapka Kassobova’s Twelve Minutes of Love, and Emma Rothschild’s The...
Daily Record, May 1, 2012
...Ali Smith, There But For The Zoe Strachan, Ever Fallen In Love NON-FICTION Bella Bathurst, The Bicycle Book Janice Galloway, All Made Up Roger Hutchinson, The Silent Weaver Kapka Kassabova, Twelve Minutes Of Love Emma Rothschild, The Inner Life Of...
Deadline News, May 1, 2012
...Hamish Hamilton) Zoe Strachan, Ever Fallen in Love (Sandstone Press) Non-Fiction Bella Bathurst, The Bicycle Book (Harper Collins) Janice Galloway, All Made Up (Granta) Roger Hutchinson, The Silent Weaver (Birlinn) Kapka Kassabova,...
Suite101.com, April 27, 2012
...Janice Galloway's Family Janice, her mother and her much older sister, Cora, are still living in a two-bedroom flat, Janice sharing a bed with her mother. Of an evening they...
Irvine Herald, April 20, 2012
...joins a list of distinguished speakers in the Boswell Marquee, among them Richard Holloway, former Bishop of Edinburgh; Janice Galloway, award-winning author of novels and ‘anti-memoirs’, and Tam Dalyell, one-time father of the House of Commons. For...
Ayrshire Post, April 19, 2012
...joins a list of distinguished speakers in the Boswell Marquee, among them Richard Holloway, former Bishop of Edinburgh; Janice Galloway, award-winning author of novels and ‘anti-memoirs’, and Tam Dalyell, one-time father of the House of Commons. For...
Guardian.co.uk, April 14, 2012
...there were writers falling over themselves to talk about Glasgow: James Kelman, Alasdair Gray, Jeff Torrington, AL Kennedy, Janice Galloway. Somehow, Edinburgh's great rival just offered more to describe – more people, more history, fewer layers to...
The List, February 28, 2012
...Remedy is None. Was he the man who began the Tartan Noir phenomenon? 9 Mar, 6pm, £8 (£7). Janice Galloway Another acclaimed Ayrshire scribe gets into the festival spirit as she discusses All Made Up. The second volume of her memoirs tackles her teenage...
Guardian.co.uk, January 27, 2012
...suitably elastic set of terms. There are writers everyone would identify as Scottish: Burns, Scott, Stevenson; Kathleen Jamie, Janice Galloway, Liz Lochhead. But what about Byron, "born half a Scot and bred a whole one"? Or James Thomson, poet of The...
Tayside and Fife Courier, January 11, 2012
...Everest conquerer Sir Chris appears on January 28. The line-up also includes TV presenter Simon Watt, prize-winning author Janice Galloway, Scotland's Makar Liz Lochhead, and Professor Sue Black, alongside crime writers Alex Gray and Caro Ramsay, G.J...
The Scotsman, December 9, 2011
...happen at the outset, and the joy and horror of the book is watching how the inevitable occurs. Janice Galloway does not like All Made Up (Granta, £16.99) to be referred to as a memoir. It’s a non-fiction novel, perhaps, or a narrative crafted around...
The Scotsman, December 3, 2011
...all of those he had offended in his short, unhappy life. All Made Up (Granta, £16.99) by Janice Galloway is a brilliant memoir of teenage years in Saltcoats from one of our finest writers. Sister Cora, terrifyingly charismatic, steals every scene...
The Scotsman, December 2, 2011
...like your crime dark, don’t miss it. • Roy Dalgliesh, novelist; director, Linlithgow Book Festival The incomparable Janice Galloway’s All Made Up (Granta, £16.99) found my universal in the particular. Tam Dalyell’s The Importance of Being...
The Scotsman, December 2, 2011
...daughter. Memoirs by Joan Didion (Blue Nights, Fourth Estate, £14.99), about the death of her daughter, and Janice Galloway, (All Made Up, Granta, £16.99), about her mother-daughter relationship, both made for moving reading and for some controversy....
