Well, here it is. The last of the entries in our Being Scots McCompetition. And it’s a belter.
Written by author, playwright and Edinburgh eBook Festival Director Cally Phillips, it dives straight into the heart of the Scottish Independence debate by unmasking the political clout of Oor Wullie. Appropriately enough, the story is called Jings, crivens, help ma Boab, it’s independence!
It comes from Voices in ma heid, Cally’s acclaimed collection of short stories written in Scots.
Enjoy! And stand by for our announcement of the 12 Being Scots entries that will be featured at the Edinburgh eBook Festival in August.
Written by author, playwright and Edinburgh eBook Festival Director Cally Phillips, it dives straight into the heart of the Scottish Independence debate by unmasking the political clout of Oor Wullie. Appropriately enough, the story is called Jings, crivens, help ma Boab, it’s independence!
It comes from Voices in ma heid, Cally’s acclaimed collection of short stories written in Scots.
Enjoy! And stand by for our announcement of the 12 Being Scots entries that will be featured at the Edinburgh eBook Festival in August.
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