That same question is asked in all three of today’s very different stories.
It’s probably the last question on the lips of the protagonists in Every Reader’s Nightmare, a cliffhanging drama by Ayrshire author and poet Angus Shoor Caan.
It’s the question posed by Dalmuir-born writer Alasdair McPherson in Deep Fried Mars Bars in Your Calorie Controlled Diet, his tongue-in-cheek assimilation (or should that be digestion?) of this week’s news of three-person babies.
And it’s the question uppermost in the mind of the troubled time traveller in The Breakthrough, a poignant tale from the pen of Aberdeen-based storyteller Bill Robertson.
Enjoy! And watch out for another stunning entry in our Being Scots McCompetition.
It’s probably the last question on the lips of the protagonists in Every Reader’s Nightmare, a cliffhanging drama by Ayrshire author and poet Angus Shoor Caan.
It’s the question posed by Dalmuir-born writer Alasdair McPherson in Deep Fried Mars Bars in Your Calorie Controlled Diet, his tongue-in-cheek assimilation (or should that be digestion?) of this week’s news of three-person babies.
And it’s the question uppermost in the mind of the troubled time traveller in The Breakthrough, a poignant tale from the pen of Aberdeen-based storyteller Bill Robertson.
Enjoy! And watch out for another stunning entry in our Being Scots McCompetition.
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