# Donna Scott
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donna scott is a Canadian business person best known as the founder of the fashion magazine Flare Magazine.
Scott retired from Flare and went on to Chair the Canada Council for the Arts from 1994-1998. She also worked as the Executive Director of the Ontario Arts Council.
Protecting Pride
In this episode of The Good Book Life, host Donna Scott is joined by poet Paul Giffney, journalist Peter Ray Allison, and authors Melanie Bell and Laura Jane Round for a powerful, wide‑ranging conversation about the growing trend of removing Pride and LGBTQI+ displays from UK libraries. Sparked b…
Pieces of Hate: Book Piracy - why it's more than just stealing books
In this week’s episode of The Good Book Life, host Donna Scott sits down with three brilliant authors - Allen Stroud, Valeriya Salt, and Helen Cooper - for a frank and insightful conversation about book piracy: what it is, how it happens, and why it matters.
We explore: How authors discover thei…
Reading by the Swamp: Alternative Summer Reads
A warm, bookish chat hosted by Donna Scott, joined by three brilliant authors — Melanie Bell, Shona Kinsella, and Helen Cooper — as they dive into summer reading habits, holiday book choices, airport fiction, fantasy favourites, and the strange modern trend of “raw‑dogging” flights.
This episode is…
Episode 22 - That Was Ben Exploding
It's that time once again: we have more great music and song reactions for you! This time, Chris and David are joined for the first time by award-winning science fiction editor, comedian, podcaster and all-round lover of the arts Donna Scott!
Naturally, Donna has chosen science fiction, so we have …
Trad Vs Indie
A lively, candid round table on Trad vs Indie Publishing with writers who’ve been traditionally published, self published, small press published, and everything in between. In this 40 minute conversation, we dig into the real differences between traditional and independent publishing: Strengths & t…
We Eat Controversy for Breakfast: the Pros and Cons of Award Shortlists
In this lively round‑table episode, Donna Scott sits down with four writers deeply embedded in the UK SFF and horror communities to unpack the messy, brilliant, contentious world of literary award shortlists: who they help, who they overlook, and why they spark so much debate. Featuring:
Allen S…
Why Authors Love Conventions
In this episode of The Good Book Life, host Donna Scott brings together a brilliant panel of writers, creators, and convention organisers to explore why authors adore conventions, and how these events can transform a writing life.
From first‑time nerves to unexpected career breakthroughs, the conv…
“The Flaming Embusen” by Tade Thompson
“The Flaming Embusen” by Tade Thompson, narrated by Wil
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Original Publication Credit: UNCANNY MAGAZINE (Issue 62, January/February 2025), and the Best of British Science Fiction 2025, Edited by Donna Scott (Ne…
Episode 26 - That's Why He Was Sacked from the Bicycle Shop
Welcome back to A Crotchety Podcast for what may be the darkest episode yet, because we're looking at songs connected through the colour black!
Chris and David are rejoined by award-winning science fiction editor, comedian and podcaster Donna Scott for this outing and their adventures include the l…
Episode 31 - You Ain't Got the Minerals!
Remember when The Jam sang about going underground?
Well that's exactly what we're doing in this episode, because not only are there great examples of under the radar tracks and artists, but the connection between all the songs is minerals!
Chris and David are joined once again by sci-fi enthusiast…
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