WANT to know what Iain Macwhirter, Nicola Sturgeon, Ruth Wishart, Alan Cumming, Hugh MacDonald, Kirsty Strickland, Carolyn Leckie and the Wee Ginger Dug have to say about the indyref on its five-year anniversary?
Well, you’ll have to pre-order our amazing limited edition magazine to find out. We’ve been hard at work putting together this brilliant collection of writing which also include YOUR memories of 2014, the new Yes voters, how we won the online war, the top 10 funniest moments of the campaign and key interviews with major players.
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