Courttia Newland speaks with Catherine O'Flynn about childhood inspiration from TV and music, his doubts about diversity initiatives in publishing and the threads linking his work across different media and genres.
Alyson Hallett tells of how her words came to be carved in stone and laid down in a pavement in the centre of Bath.
Donny O'Rourke pens a testament to the enduring and evolving nature of Glasgow tenements, stone stoics in a city that endlessly cannibalises itself.
Charles Jennings speaks with Catherine O'Flynn about regionalism, the utility of suburbs where 'calm starts to shade into very slight boredom', and what he might have done in a different life.