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Annie Peel, Beatrix A Wood, Frank McIlhinney, Ian Cameron, Kate Clayton, Lesley Wilson

In February 2017, the first week-long Older Artists’ Lab takes place at Cove Park. This residency is led by Luminate in partnership with Magnetic North and a-n The Artists Information Company. The Lab aims to provide a nurturing space for early-career artists, aged 50 and over, working in all art forms. It is facilitated by […]

Luminate: Older Artists Lab

Researcher in Residence

Deadline: 6 February 2017
Opportunity

Older Artists’ Lab

Deadline: 4 January 2017
Opportunity

Cove Park Translation Centre

News 28 July 2016

Clara Pezzuto

This year sees the start of an exciting partnership between Cove Park and Publishing Scotland which brings translators of  books by Scotland-based writers to Cove Park for a four-week residency. Whilst here the translators will have the opportunity to meet the author of the their books and other professionals in their field, as well as […]

Publishing Scotland Translation

Zillah Bowes

Now in its fourth year, the partnership between Royal Holloway and Cove Park brings an emerging writer from Royal Holloway’s Creative Writing MA to Cove Park for a four week residency. The 2016 Fellow is Zillah Bowes. Zillah is a writer and filmmaker based in the UK. She started writing poetry in moments snatched whilefilming […]

Royal Holloway Writing Fellow

Anne Brauner

This year sees the start of an exciting partnership between Cove Park and Publishing Scotland which brings translators of  books by Scotland-based writers to Cove Park for a four-week residency. Whilst here the translators will have the opportunity to meet the author of the their books and other professionals in their field, as well as […]

Publishing Scotland Translation

Robert McGinty

Robert McGinty grew up in Fife and studied English Literature and History in Edinburgh and Information Studies in Aberdeen. He now lives in Edinburgh with his wife and ten-month-old son. He works full time and writes in the evenings whenever the baby is asleep. His first novel, Hell Money, was shortlisted for the 2005 Wow Factor, a competition […]

Scottish Book Trust

P M Freestone

P.M. Freestone writes YA fiction, has published a handful of short stories (including work in anthologies from Penguin Books), and is now developing several novel-length projects. She is a member of Scottish PEN and the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. A self-proclaimed nerd, since childhood she has been intrigued with all things speculative—her […]

Scottish Book Trust

Rachel Plummer

Rachel Plummer was born in London, grew up in East Anglia and Paris, and has spent most of her adult life in Edinburgh, where she lives with her husband and two young children. She has had poetry published in magazines, including Agenda, RAUM, Skylark Review and Dactyl. She is a Troubadour prizewinner and was runner up in the […]

Scottish Book Trust

Sarah Urwin Jones

Sarah Urwin Jones is an arts journalist and classical music writer who writes regularly for a number of national newspapers and magazines. She has been The Times’ Classical Music Critic for Scotland for many years and writes fortnightly on visual art for The Herald. She was formerly Theatre Critic for The Independent and has contributed as a subject specialist to Chambers Biographical […]

Scottish Book Trust

Victoria Mackenzie

Victoria MacKenzie moved from Brighton to Scotland in 2007 to pursue an MLitt in Creative Writing at the University of St Andrews, before completing a PhD which examined how contemporary poets engage with science. Writing prizes include the Robert McLellan Poetry Award and the Ruth Rendell Short Story Prize, and her work is published in […]

Scottish Book Trust