ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sorcha Dallas talks to architect and academic David Hasson on the emotive spaces Alasdair Gray created from real and imagined places in ‘ Lanark’. David is currently writing and drawing on the subject of the connections between music, maths literature, philosophy and architecture, in particular, but not only, in the context of cities. At the moment his focus is on Glasgow and the works of Alasdair Gray and Edwin Morgan, and he discusses this project in more detail in this podcast.
Music by Scott Twynholm - http://www.scotttwynholm.com
English
United States
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Sorcha talks with Mora Rolley.
Music by Scott Twynholm - scotttwynholm.com
Sorcha talks with Alan Riach.
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A brief introduction to the new Gray Matters podcast.
Music by Scott Twynholm - scotttwynholm.com
Sorcha Dallas talks to Douglas Erskine, a researcher and writer who is preparing the first critical monograph dedicated to exploring the life and work of Alasdair Gray's great friend, Alan Fletcher (1930-58).
Music by Scott Twynholm - scotttwynholm.com
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