ROSIE SOMERVILLE reports on the Kinloch Hills oakwoods project, part of the Aig An Oir (At The Edge) initiative to bring together art and Scotland’s woodlands.
18 October 2004

Kenny Mathieson puts the questions to FRED MORRISON, one of the leading lights in world bagpiping
12 October 2004

Get the inside view – JASON ROSE, the director of the Inverness Book Festival, filed a daily report from the festival.
11 October 2004

ALISTAIR PEEBLES considers the artistic achievement of North Ronaldsay painter and sculptor IAN SCOTT in the light of his latest exhibition in Stromness.
08 October 2004

Artist MARGARET GOSLEY is showing her works in felt and poetry at An Tobar during October.
08 October 2004

RODY GORMAN considers the recent work of poet ROB KERR, the outgoing Writing Fellow at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig in Skye.
07 October 2004

Successful author IAIN BANKS tells Kenny Mathieson why he is looking forward to the Inverness Book Festival
05 October 2004

TOBY LITT, one of the rising stars of British fiction, kindly gave the Arts Journal permission to run one of his occasional ‘editorials’
04 October 2004

Visual artist URSULA ZIEGLER describes the project she is currently preparing on for an exhibition in November at An Tobar on the Isle of Mull.
01 October 2004

THE INVERNESS BOOK FESTIVAL brings a diverse selection of local, nationally and internationally known writers to the city.
01 October 2004

ALISTAIR PEEBLES finds Orkney school children exploring their own windows on the world with the help of visual artists.
01 October 2004

FEATURES: Inverness Book Festival (HI~Arts), Book Festival Director's Dailies (Jason Rose), Toby Litt (Toby Litt), Ian Scott (Alastair Peebles), Margaret Gosley (Margaret Gosley), Ursula Ziegler (Ursula Ziegler), Rob Kerr (Rody Gorman), Window in the World (Alastair Peebles), Aig an Oir (Rosie Somerville)
01 October 2004