Author: Gabrielle

Young Critics reviews of Scottish Ballet’s The Crucible with Ten Poems

Published on 2nd October, 2014 by Gabrielle

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Here are two of our Young Critics first reviews, both of The Crucible with Ten Poems.

Is GWL for me?

Published on 21st September, 2014 by Gabrielle

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I began volunteering at Glasgow Women’s Library somewhat apprehensively while I was at university. I wasn’t sure it would be the sort of place for me and I wasn’t entirely confident or comfortable surrounded by strangers.

A review of Palestinian poet Maya Abu Al-Hayat’s conversation with Magi Gibson

Published on 27th August, 2014 by Gabrielle

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A review of Palestinian poet Maya Abu Al-Hayat in conversation with GWL Reader in Residence Magi Gibson, following the recent publication of A Bird Is Not A Stone, a collection of contemporary Palestinian poetry with Scottish translations.

A conversation with Laura Marney

Published on 19th August, 2014 by Gabrielle

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Our volunteer Gillian reviews a conversation between novelist and 21 Revolutions contributor Laura Marney and GWL reader in residence Magi Gibson.

From books to running…

Published on 18th August, 2014 by Gabrielle

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I started volunteering with GWL to get some library/ information experience, purely to help me get a job in that area. I didn’t know much about the library beforehand, but am so glad I went for it.

Hear from our volunteers!

Published on 15th August, 2014 by Gabrielle

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A short video in which one of our volunteer tour guides and history detectives Lesley Orr reveals how she got involved and what she loves about volunteering with us.

Clydeside Women’s Heritage Bike Ride Launch

Published on 29th July, 2014 by Gabrielle

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One of our cycling volunteers shares here what to expect from the Clydeside Women’s Heritage Bike Ride: The launch of a cycle route in Glasgow commemorating the history and achievements of […]

Instructions for a heatwave by Maggie O’Farrell

Published on 23rd June, 2014 by Gabrielle

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Our volunteer Jane Carmidy recommends Instruction for a heatwave: On reading the blurb I thought I had read this novel but I think I was confusing it with ‘The vanishing […]

21 Revolutions Publication Internship

Published on 25th April, 2014 by Gabrielle

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We are looking for an intern to support us with the marketing and distribution of the 21 Revolutions publication across Scotland.

Sessional Worker Vacancy- Young Critics Project

Published on 24th April, 2014 by Gabrielle

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The deadline for applications for this post has now passed.