Inside Voices

Inside Voices hosted its final guest-curated performance on 16th Jan at Mono for the launch of Who We Are with the Morning Star. Over the course of the last three years, the night has hosted 6 literary organisations and 53 guest poets. Every poet sets a different tempo, a new cadence and it’s been nothing short of an honour to host them all. We want to thank all of them! And to the organisations who curated shows in 2025 @themorningstaronline @crisppacketpoetry @glasgowrevbooks @ubelongglasgow @anam__creative @spamzine We’ll be back soon 📖 x

Full lineup for Wednesdays celebration of @themorningstaronline ‘Who We Are’ anthology. Featuring readings from Ross Wilson, Finola Scott, Hugh McMillan, Lesley Benzie, Angus Reid, Alistair Findlay and music from @hank.tree Last tickets available from link in bio

This month we will be holding a special event at @monoglasgow celebrating the launch of Who We Are, a landmark anthology of workers’ poetry, compiled by @themorningstaronline . January 21st 8pm Full line up announcement coming soon [ticket link in bio]

Inside Voices x @crisppacketpoetry 18/12/25 Photos- @caitlinellam.design

18/12/25 Inside Voices x @crisppacketpoetry Cheers to everyone who made it along to @thegladcafe for what was another lovely Inside Voices with @crisppacketpoetry Wishing everyone a lovely festive period, we’ll be back in the new year x

We are back next Thursday at The Glad Cafe for this month’s Inside Voices and we are delighted to be collaborating with @crisppacketpoetry Ahead of the night we wanted to share a little more about our guest performers! 💫 The Glad Cafe Thursday 18th December 19:30pm doors Tickets £12.00

Multiple exposure photography from the last @insidevoices____ at @therumshack joined by @breagha.c on harp and curated by @anam__creative ✨ Which especially featured a short 4-piece @anoraq.sound set of old and new material and a brilliant performance by @craggyland 😍 Don't miss the last of the year at the @thegladcafe next week 18th December, tickets live on their website now ✌️ 📸 @clarabalaportocala

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This month Inside Voices will be at @thegladcafe on the 18th in collaboration with @crisppacketpoetry The night will feature poetry from Gentian Rhosa, Meredith Macleod and Cameron Wilson as well as music from Susannah Stark. Tickets available from Link in bio • -Poster art by @caitlinellam.design

Big thanks to everyone who came along to Inside Voices last week at the Rum Shack, to all our performers and of course to @anam__creative for curating such a wonderful lineup of performers. We’ll be back for our December iteration on the 18th, (more on that coming soon…)

2 Days till inside voices at The Rum Shack with @anam__creative Ahead of the night we thought we’d share a little more about the artists performing. Maisie Wills is a writer & artist based in Glasgow. She currently studies on the Art Writing MLitt at Glasgow School of Art and has recently been published by Strange Region Press. Using the cinematic space as a basis for textual enquiry, her work navigates a celluloid world dictated by images which seem to slide above, through and below the landscape’s surface. Lillian is a writer and filmmaker from Glasgow, with work published in Gutter Magazine and The Skinny. She writes stories about the screen, weird fruit, and dreaming, and she is co-editor of BROTH magazine. Craggyland is the project of musician, field recordist, and architecture enthusiast Tilly Mason. She blends urban found sounds, experimental noise, lush guitar loops and vibrato melodies to create a map of sound that is familiar but more warped and twisted than you remember. She wants you to get lost with her. Inspired by the likes of Mary Halvorson, Jessica Bailiff, and Daniel Blumberg, she tests the limits of her instruments and song structures - recently bringing an electric toothbrush, bubble wrap, and phone screen radiation into her setup. Alice Feeney is a Scottish visual artist and writer. Her work explores the complex emotional landscapes of human expierence, often playing with the malleable, murky, subconscious and partly fictional nature of human perception. Her work often teeters between mundanity and quiet horror.

Introducing the poets for Inside Voices Maisie Wills is a writer & artist based in Glasgow. She currently studies on the Art Writing MLitt at Glasgow School of Art and has recently been published by Strange Region Press. Using the cinematic space as a basis for textual enquiry, her work navigates a celluloid world dictated by images which seem to slide above, through and below the landscape’s surface. Inside Voices has been curated in tandem with SCORE, an experimental and collaborative event series bringing together filmmakers and musicians. Tickets for both events can be bought via the link in our bio Poem by @_maisiewills Music by @jamesmackay___ made on our ‘arts collab’ Films by @michiel_____