Following Lara Sindelar’s departure, Dr. Elizabeth Ford will be joining us as our new Managing Director. Elizabeth hails from Charleston, West Virginia, USA. She came to Glasgow in 2011 to study for a PhD in Scottish music from the University of Glasgow; it was awarded in 2016. Today, she is a cultural historian of …
We’re posting our first blog entry in a long time to announce some bittersweet news. Today, Lara Sindelar, our Managing Director, will be leaving Ringwood for greater heights. She has been a major contributor to Ringwood for well over a year, first as an intern and then, for the past 10 months, as Managing Director. …
In the doom and gloom of Autumn beginning to fall, with not much to celebrate until Halloween and Christmas, we all need a pick-me-up. Ringwood author of ‘Ronnie: A Dog Owner’s Guide to Fulfillment’ Susan Campbell, husband Colin and beloved dog Ronnie himself have been working to provide just that! On the 20th of September …
“I’m dreaming. I must be. I had a few drinks too many last night, and I’m having a funky dream…I pinch myself on the arm to try and speed the process along, but nothing happens. Without thinking too much about it I aim a punch at the wall, and the resulting pain that reverberates through …
After my week looking for people out and about reading books, I realised I’d missed something important: assuming people are reading, where do people go to buy these books if not online? Apart from Waterstones, the list of booksellers on the high street is not exhaustive. Now, this is not a rant against the all-conquering Waterstones. I actually like Waterstones. It is packed floor to ceiling with brand new, fresh-smelling books, after all. But that is also …
Between the many events surrounding Where the Bridge Lies last month, it’s safe to say Frank Woods has been a busy man! Returning to his hometown of Bowling on 13th March, Frank commemorated the Clydebank Blitz at the Bay Inn by reading from his debut novel Where the Bridge Lies, alongside selling signed copies. On …
One of the many terrific things about books is that you can read them virtually anywhere: under the sheets, in the bath, while flying, on a rollercoaster—well, maybe not that last one, especially if it goes upside down. A good read is a must, however, when you’re out exploring and you find a treasure of a spot to …
Is there any better way to experience nature than looking at the beautiful view from the summit of a mountain?A Munro is a Scottish mountain higher than 914 meters (3000 feet), named after the mountaineer Sir Hugh Munro who catalogued them all in 1891. Sir Hugh Munro died 100 years ago, so in a BBC …
‘That was the type of woman I was born to be. Feminism made such complete sense to me.’ There is a lot that can be said about Motherhood; some would define it as the biggest achievement, others as the biggest challenge. Some, instead, would argue that it is so subjective it can’t even be described …
On the third day I decided I needed to leave the house and at least communicate with other human beings, so I went down to a local café to write. It was packed, but no one was reading. The most I saw was a group of people in Star Wars t-shirts hunched over a board game; and behind them a group …
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