Janet Christie
Journalist at The Scotsman
Scottish Press Awards Arts and Entertainment Journalist of the Year, 2024, runner-up Feature Writer of the Year, travel editor, The Scotsman/Scotland on Sunday
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5 days ago |
scotsman.com | Janet Christie
With a public apology secured, Claire Mitchell KC & Zoe Venditozzi fight on for a pardon and are spreading the word with a podcast and tartan memorialAre you female, have one or more moles and are capable of expressing yourself? Perhaps you have a cat, are maybe single by design or circumstance, and given to bestowing well-meaning medical tips?
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2 weeks ago |
scotsman.com | Janet Christie
With the Conclave to elect the new Pope starting next Wednesday, it’s time to keep ourselves busy while the Cardinals are imprisoned in their luxurious Vatican lock-in. Following a process that’s been unchanged for 800 years is not something to be rushed, so in the meantime I turned to Conclave starring Ralph Fiennes. It’s a film that also takes its time in terms of plot but great visuals make up for it.
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3 weeks ago |
scotsman.com | Janet Christie
In the Glasgow tenement flat the SHOTY judge calls home, every picture tells a storyWho doesn’t love a nosey around someone else’s home? When it belongs to Scotland’s Home of the Year judge and interior designer Anna-Campbell Jones, the anticipation is high as I climb the steps to the imposing front door of her main-door tenement flat in Glasgow’s West End and an uplifting rising octave bell trills my arrival.
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3 weeks ago |
scotsman.com | Janet Christie
In the Glasgow tenement flat the SHOTY judge calls home, every picture tells a storyWho doesn’t love a nosey around someone else’s home? When it belongs to Scotland’s Home of the Year judge and interior designer Anna-Campbell Jones, the anticipation is high as I climb the steps to the imposing front door of her main-door tenement flat in Glasgow’s West End and an uplifting rising octave bell trills my arrival.
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1 month ago |
scotsman.com | Janet Christie
With a new novel and album, Irvine Welsh goes back to the 1980s to take the Transpotting crew on their wildest ride yet‘I’ve always been romantic, it’s always burned away inside of me,’ says the Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh. He may not be your go-to romance writer yet the thrice-married Scottish writer assures me he’s a fool for love.
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The Witches of Scotland continue their fight for justice with their new book How To Kill A Witch and podcast. Claire Mitchell KC & Zoe Venditozzi tell me about their campaign for a pardon and how they became accidental tartaneers as they spread the word https://t.co/qGbMPR13yD
Best-selling author Maggie O'Farrell talks to me about manuscripts, motherhood and Paul Mescal as Hamnet is made into a film and all nine of her books are republished to celebrate her 25 years at the top. https://t.co/vGxeBAeYY5
Scotland's Home of the Year judge Anna Campbell-Jones's house invites me into her world of colour home https://t.co/6ez9L6pD2E