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Founders: Mike Small, Kevin Williamson
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'''''Bella Caledonia''''' is named after a character in Alasdair Gray’s "Poor Things" (1992) and was formed in 2007 by [[Mike Small]] and [[Kevin Williamson]] as an online magazine combining political and cultural commentary: | '''''Bella Caledonia''''' is named after a character in Alasdair Gray’s "Poor Things" (1992) and was formed in 2007 by [[Mike Small]] and [[Kevin Williamson]] as an online magazine combining political and cultural commentary: | ||
Revision as of 17:08, 8 July 2016
http://bellacaledonia.org.uk/ Started: 2007
Founders: Mike Small, Kevin Williamson
In its own words:
"We believe that renewing, reclaiming and re-imagining the media is a key part of the democratic revolution that’s taking hold in Scotland and beyond."
Bella Caledonia is named after a character in Alasdair Gray’s "Poor Things" (1992) and was formed in 2007 by Mike Small and Kevin Williamson as an online magazine combining political and cultural commentary:
- "We’re not aligned to any one political party but believe in self-determination for Scotland. Only then will a country disfigured by poverty and inequality be re-born. Only independence can bring democracy. The British State is irredeemable."[1]
