The Cathouse, young Goths on the steps of GOMA, George Square’s silent raves…this is Glasgow in the noughties, and it has a starring role in a new book by a young city writer 📚
face-to-face with Glaswegian grit” and explores the prejudice and classism faced by Scots speakers across the country, explains Emma.
“I was a little too young to spend a huge amount of time in town alone in the city in 2007 specifically, but the book is very much a reflection of life in town from the mid-to-late noughties, as I did go to the Cathouse Unders and that was my first experience of Glasgow at night when I was about 15,” she says.
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