Alan Gillespie's guest appearances

Alan Gillespie

The Bestseller Experiment

Scots Whay Hae!

Marnie and Campo

Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat

Claire MacLeary

Pauline Lynch

Marian Colquhoun

Bob McDevitt

Graeme Macrae Burnet

Warren McIntyre

Jim Ferguson

Andrew Chapman

Jeff Bezos

John Burns

Jennie Nash

James Swallow

Darren Hardy

Matt Damon

Chris Walker

OwlTail

Emma Grae

Alan Gillespie &amp; Emma Grae are writers from Scotland who both have unique and distinct voices. Alan wrote The Mash House dialogue without punctuation, and Emma wrote Be Guid Tae Yer Mammy in Scottish vernacular. We talk about finding your voice as an author — and the voices of characters — who might otherwise have been overlooked by traditional […] The post EP347: Alan Gillespie &amp; Emma Grae — Vernacular Voices appeared first on The Bestseller Experiment.

Alan Gillespie &amp; Emma Grae are writers from Scotland who both have unique and distinct voices. Alan wrote The Mash House dialogue without punctuation, and Emma wrote Be Guid Tae Yer Mammy in Scottish vernacular. We talk about finding your voice as an author — and the voices of characters — who might otherwise have been overlooked by traditional […] The post <a href="https://bestsellerexperiment.com/ep347-alan-gillespie-emma-grae-vernacular-voices/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP347: Alan Gillespie &amp; Emma Grae — Vernacular Voices</a> appeared first on <a href="https://bestsellerexperiment.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Bestseller Experiment</a>.

EP347: Alan Gillespie & Emma Grae — Vernacular Voices

Jim &amp; Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 91In this episode the writer Alan Gillespie talks about his first novel, The Mash House; it is a novel of isolation and fear set in an isolated Highland village on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.  Alan Gillespie is a writer and teacher from Fife. He has studied at the University of Stirling, Glasgow and Strathclyde.  His articles and stories have appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian, the Herald, Northwards Now, New Writing Scotland and elsewhere. In 2011 he was awarded the Scottish Emerging Writer’s residency at Cove Park. The Mash House is his first novel. LinksAlan Gillespie Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End  Twitter: @glasgowswestend

Jim &amp; Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 91 In this episode the writer Alan Gillespie talks about his first novel, The Mash House; it is a novel of isolation and fear set in an isolated Highland village on the Ardnamurchan peninsula.  Alan Gillespie is a writer and teacher from Fife. He has studied at the University of Stirling, Glasgow and Strathclyde.  His articles and stories have appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian, the Herald, Northwards Now, New Writing Scotland and elsewhere. In 2011 he was awarded the Scottish Emerging Writer’s residency at Cove Park. The Mash House is his first novel. Links <ul><li><a href="https://www.alangillespie.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alan Gillespie</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.glasgowwestend.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End</a></li> </ul> Twitter: @glasgowswestend

Writer Alan Gillespie chats to Pat about his first novel, The Mash House

For the latest SWH! podcast Ali spoke to writer Alan Gillespie whose novel debut 'The Mash House' is out now, published with Unbound. The two talk about Alan's life as a writer from the early days through to the writing and publication of 'The Mash House', his inspirations and influences, the interaction between people and place in the novel, working with Unbound, what he's planning next, and a lot more. It's an honest and insightful conversation which will be of interest to readers and writers alike.

For the latest SWH! podcast Ali spoke to writer Alan Gillespie whose novel debut 'The Mash House' is out now, published with Unbound. The two talk about Alan's life as a writer from the early days through to the writing and publication of 'The Mash House', his inspirations and influences, the interaction between people and place in the novel, working with Unbound, what he's planning next, and a lot more. It's an honest and insightful conversation which will be of interest to readers and writers alike.

Alan Gillespie - The Mash House

Rural Fire Superintendent Alan Gillespie 