In Mere Mortals, Aszure Barton turns artificial intelligence into a sleek, hypnotic ballet—yet amid the electronic fury, human warmth proves harder to find.

In The Distance at Summerhall, Ben Norris turns the gruelling solitude of cross-country running into a sweat-soaked, poignant portrait of ambition.

Colm Tóibín and barrister Philippe Sands confront Argentina's Dirty War, Pinochet’s arrest, and global justice on the Book Festival's final day.

Douglas Stuart talks island fiction, Gordon Buchanan recalls polar bears, and Iona Zajac sings: Day 15 of the Book Festival with Michael Pedersen.

Relentless, hypnotic, and unapologetically physical, Circa’s Wolf turns elite acrobatics into a visceral study of pack instincts at the Edinburgh Fringe.