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Workers City (1988)
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- Front Pages
- Introduction
- Anne Mullen For Whom It May Concern
- Janette Shephard Two Stories: Where I Came From, Christmas Party
- William Sutherland fae A Clydeside Lad
- Brendan McLaughlin Life’s A Bowl o’ Cherries
- Adam McNaughton & Jim McLean The Glasgow I Used To Know, A Farewell to Glasgow
- Alexander Rodger (1784-1846) Sawney, Now the King’s Come
- John Taylor Caldwell The Battle for the Green
- Sandy Hobbs Clyde Apprentices’ Strikes
- Rutherglen Drama Group Caterpillar Talking Blues
- Freddy Anderson The Orra Man
- Phil McPhee Hutchie E - A Monument to Corruption, Stupidity and Bad Planning
- John McGarrigle Refuge, Write nice things
- James MacFarlan (1832-1862) The Rhymer
- Peter Arnott & Peter Mullan Beechgrove Garden Festival
- Not the Drumchapel News
- Lewis Grassic Gibbon (1901-1935) Glasgow
- Farquhar McLay Three Poems: Toast o’ the Mongers’ Man, Glasgows Smiles, Langmuir an Algie Earns
- Ethel MacDonald (1909-1960) The Volunteer Ban
- Robert Lynn Not a Life Story, Just a Leaf from it
- R. D. Laing from Wisdom, Madness and Folly
- Alex Cathcart Nostalgically Speaking, Imagination is Money
- Dominic Behan Call Me Comrade Babylon
- Thurso Berwick (1919-1981) Glasgow Eskimoes
- Ian McKechnie The Balloon Goes Up
- Jeff Torrington Singing: No, No, Yuppie,Yuppie - NO!
- Colin Johnston A 15 year old’s view of Glasgow from ‘Geezabreak’
- Jack Withers Glasgow Winter, Glesga, Dear Grey City, Somewhere between St. George’s Cross and Hillhead Subway
- Janette McGinn Gizza Hoose
- Farquhar McLay Playboys
- Iain Nicolson The Labour Provost
- Matt McGinn (1928-1977) A’ for the Sake o’ a Pub Licence
- J. N. Reilly from Triptych
- James D. Young Culture and Socialism
- Hamish Henderson Jimmie Tyrie
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The Reckoning (1990)
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- Front Pages
- Preface
- Introduction
- John Taylor Caldwell Childhood Years
- William Gilfedder Eight Poems
- Brendan McLaughlin Glasgow's Not For Sale
- Freddy Anderson Lally
- Hugh Savage Campaigns
- James Kelman Storm in the Palace
- Alasdair Gray A Friend Unfairly Treated
- Freddy Anderson The Culture of Glasgow
- J.N. Reilly Four Nocturnal Poems
- Donald Anderson Whaur's Yer Culture Noo?
- Norman Bissell Glasgow's Miles ... Out
- Ned Donaldson Homes for the Needy
- Ian McKechnie Night Moves
- Robert Lynn Do It Yourself
- James Kelman Subjective Account
- Farquhar McLay Glasgow 1990
- Jack Withers Two Poems
- Jeff Torrington Swing Hammer Swing
- J.E. Maclnnes Two Stories
- Farquhar McLay Working At It
- Michael Donnelly Erased From History
- James Kelman Art and Subsidy, and some politics of Culture City
- James D. Young The May Day Celebrations in Scotland
- Notes on Authors
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The Glasgow Keelie (1990-1993)
- No.1 April 1990, Culture Clash
- No.2 May 1990, People’s Power Hits Glasgow
- No.3 July 1990, Defend The People’s Culture
- No.4 Sept. 1990, Welcome To Lallygrad
- No.5 Nov. 1990, Glasgow Green’s Not For Sale
- Number 6 January 1991, We Want Answers
- Number 7 March 1991, Back To Reality
- May 1991, Death On The Clyde
- July 1991, Going For A Song
- Sept 1991, SECC Scandal
- November 1991, Welcome To The Third World
- April 1992, We Won’t Be Fooled Again
- May 1992, Living Dangerously
- July 1992, A Warning To Our Leaders
- September 1992, The Gemme’s A Bogey
- Number 16, Who Rules?
- Number 17, Time For A Change
- Number 18, Get Steamed In
- No.19, Mayday 93, Let The Voice Of The People Be Heard!
- No.20, 1993, Q.E. Block Bites The Dust
