Greg Moodie is a writer and graphic designer with an impressively ludicrous CV and a poor recollection of virtually everything on it. Technically Dundonian, he says he graduated from the city’s Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art ‘before the invention of fire’ but that, like Vegas, what happened there stayed there. He has two novels under his belt but has vowed to give up shoplifting from now on. You may regret this introduction.

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Cancel Labour

Cancel Labour
After the Labour Party cut the winter fuel payment, their Scottish branch manager Anas Sarwar pledged that he would reinstate it in Scotland if Labour won the next Holyrood election, then demanded that the Scottish government reinstate it now. This followed voting for the cut in the first place then voting not to reinstate it. When the SNP announced that they did in fact plan to reinstate it, Sarwar's position started to look quite silly. read more

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MoodieVision – The Documentary
MoodieVision was originally to be called ‘TubaTube’ and was intended by its creators Alistair Darling and Blair MacDougall as the follow-up to the hugely successful ‘Patronising BT Lady’. Here, the MoodieVision Two explain how it came about.. read more

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The Tony Boaks Archive

The Tony Boaks Archive
Between 2008 and 2013, I wrote a blog called Tony Boaks' Despairing Notes, which became the kick-off point for two novels. I would write daily posts and once I had a feel for the direction a story was going in, I would continue writing offline and turn it into something bigger. This is the collection of archived blog posts. read more

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Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club

Talk – ‘Reimagining Scott’
I was asked to give a talk to the Edinburgh Sir Walter Scott Club on Thursday 11th April 2024. This took place at the New Club on Princes Street, Edinburgh. Introduction by Chairperson, Dr. Lucy Wood, vote of thanks by Prof. Calum Colvin. read more

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