Journals and Magazines in Scotland

Causeway/Cabhsair is a magazine dedicated to publishing new Irish and Scottish writing in all the language of both countries. Within its pages you will find prose and poetry in English, Irish Gaelic, Scottish Gaelic and Scots, as well as reviews. Published twice per year.

Chapman is one of the longest-running literary magazines. It features new writing in English, Scots and Gaelic, and publishes books also. Priced at £3.30 per issue, plus 50p p&p.

Published new writing, particularly poetry, twice a year.

Published four times a year.

Published three times a year.

Published three times a year. It promotes the work of Borders writers.

The online magazine for and usually by MLitt and Phd students of Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow.

Published twice a year, this is a magazine for the arts based in Dumfries and Galloway.

New Writing Scotland is an annual anthology of short fiction and poetry, in English, Scots and Gaelic.

A quarterly newsprint literary magazine.

A new literary magazine for fiction and poetry exclusively from students studying at a Scottish university or college.

One Magazine is a "interactive new literary and cultural conversation for a true global audience".

The magazine of new writing from the North East of Scotland

Published by the Association of Scottish Literary Studies. Members of the Association receive the journal as part of their subscription.

Published quarterly, this magazine comes free with the Sunday Herald Newspaper and features reviews, articles and essays on new books and writers.

Published twice a year by the Association of Scottish Literary Studies, the magazine concentrates on literature mainly but also has scholarly articles on art history, music, film etc. Members of the ASLS receive the magazine as part of their subscription.

Published online with a printed version appearing annually.

A free magazine, published three times a year.