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Kelly Given: We need acceptance not just awareness of autism

Kelly Given: We need acceptance not just awareness of autism
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Book review: Newborn, by Kerry Hudson

Book review: Newborn, by Kerry Hudson
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Scottish author Colin Burnett is giving a voice to the voiceless

Scottish author Colin Burnett is giving a voice to the voiceless
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Scots author Colin Burnett defied disabilities to write a new Trainspotting

AS someone with autism, dyspraxia and dyslexia, Colin Burnett was told by teachers he would never be able to handle university.

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Classic tales and Chinese poetry to be translated into Scots gain funding

TEN new books in Scots have been awarded funding by the Scots Language Publication Grant. Now in its third year, the grant was created by the Scots Language Resource Network to support Scots publishers and to encourage Scots writers. It is funded by the Scottish Government and administered by Scottish Book Trust. This year’s successful awardees include translations of well-loved stories such as Aesop’s Fables by Matthew Fitt and James Robertson, and Lemony Snicket by Thomas Clark. Brian Holton will also reimagine poetry of Li Bai and Du Fu (two of the most renowned poets of Ancient China) to new audiences.

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