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title: Eiks an Ens 33
summary: >-
- Including notice of our AGM, things to look out for in the Fringe, and the
- WayWords festival.
+ Including notice of our AGM, things to look out for in the Fringe, and the WayWords festival.
---
## AGM
-Our AGM will be on Zoom on Wednesday the 11th of September, 7.00-7.30pm. If
-you're a member of the Society, watch your email inbox for an invitation. If
-you don't receive it, [get in touch](mailto:lallans@hotmail.co.uk)! Let us know
-if there's anything you'd like to put on the agenda.
+Our AGM will be on Zoom on Wednesday the 11th of September, 7.00-7.30pm. If you're a member of the
+Society, watch your email inbox for an invitation. If you don't receive it,
+[get in touch](mailto:lallans@hotmail.co.uk)! Let us know if there's anything you'd like to put on
+the agenda.
## The Orgreave Stations
-On the 20th of November, our editor, Wullie Hershaw, will be launching his new
-poetry book, _The Orgreave Stations_. It is a fiery and unflinching look at the
-1984 miners' strike through the lens of a retelling of Christ's Passion.
+On the 20th of November, our editor, Wullie Hershaw, will be launching his new poetry book, _The
+Orgreave Stations_. It is a fiery and unflinching look at the 1984 miners' strike through the lens
+of a retelling of Christ's Passion.
[Jim Aitken](https://culturematters.org.uk/index.php/arts/poetry/item/4581-the-orgreave-stations-by-william-hershaw)
-and [Alistair McIntosh](https://culturematters.org.uk/index.php/arts/poetry/item/4602-a-powerful-work-of-scottish-working-class-liberation-theology-a-review-of-the-orgreave-stations)
-have already done a fine job of reviewing the book, and they emphasise the
-threads which Hershaw's poems endeavour to weave together between Christianity
-and Marxism.
+and
+[Alistair McIntosh](https://culturematters.org.uk/index.php/arts/poetry/item/4602-a-powerful-work-of-scottish-working-class-liberation-theology-a-review-of-the-orgreave-stations)
+have already done a fine job of reviewing the book, and they emphasise the threads which Hershaw's
+poems endeavour to weave together between Christianity and Marxism.
If you're in Edinburgh on the 20th of November, we'll see you there!
@@ -30,8 +29,8 @@ If you're in Edinburgh on the 20th of November, we'll see you there!
## Edinburgh Fringe
-It's festival season here in Edinburgh, and among the events, there's plenty of
-good ones for Scots-leid enthusiasts!
+It's festival season here in Edinburgh, and among the events, there's plenty of good ones for
+Scots-leid enthusiasts!
- [Memories, Times and Places with Alf Jasinksi and Les McConnel](https://firestationcreative.co.uk/event/memories-times-and-places)
- [ScotlandsFest: Whit If? Scotland’s History as It Might Have Been – Hugh McMillan](https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/scotlandsfest-whit-if-scotland-s-history-as-it-might-have-been-hugh-mcmillan)
@@ -45,46 +44,43 @@ good ones for Scots-leid enthusiasts!
## Scottish Dance Research
-The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) has got in touch to ask if we
-could help with their research to help the advance the future for Scottish
-country dance. If you've got 10 minutes, why not give them a hand?
+The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) has got in touch to ask if we could help with their
+research to help the advance the future for Scottish country dance. If you've got 10 minutes, why
+not give them a hand?
Here's their message:
> **Contribute to Scottish Dance Research!**
-
-> The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) invites you to participate
-> in a short survey about Scottish dance and cultural traditions. Your insights,
-> whether you're a dancer or not, are valuable in shaping the future of Scottish
-> cultural promotion.
->
+
+> The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society (RSCDS) invites you to participate in a short survey
+> about Scottish dance and cultural traditions. Your insights, whether you're a dancer or not, are
+> valuable in shaping the future of Scottish cultural promotion.
+>
> - Survey takes only 5-10 minutes
> - Completely anonymous
> - No prior dance knowledge required
->
+>
> How to participate:
->
+>
> 1. Click on the survey link below.
> 2. Answer the questions to the best of your ability.
> 3. If a question doesn't apply to you, feel free to skip it.
> 4. Click 'Submit' at the end of the survey.
->
-> Your participation will help ensure Scottish traditions remain vibrant and
-> accessible for future generations.
->
+>
+> Your participation will help ensure Scottish traditions remain vibrant and accessible for future
+> generations.
+>
> Take the survey here:
> [https://forms.office.com/e/FdXvD85zSt](https://forms.office.com/e/FdXvD85zSt)
->
+>
> Thank you for contributing to this important research!
## WayWords festival
-If Edinburgh's not so convenient for you, maybe Aberdeen is better. If that's
-the case, be sure to have a look at the events on offer at the fifth annual
-[WayWords festival](https://www.waywordfestival.com), hosted by the University
-of Aberdeen.
+If Edinburgh's not so convenient for you, maybe Aberdeen is better. If that's the case, be sure to
+have a look at the events on offer at the fifth annual
+[WayWords festival](https://www.waywordfestival.com), hosted by the University of Aberdeen.
-There'll be writers, including Liz Lochhead, dance classes, Gaelic picnics, and
-workshops on translation, climate change, and much more, and our member Sheena
-Blackhall will be reading out her prize-winning story at the presentation of the
-Toulmin Prize for Writing North East Scots.
+There'll be writers, including Liz Lochhead, dance classes, Gaelic picnics, and workshops on
+translation, climate change, and much more, and our member Sheena Blackhall will be reading out her
+prize-winning story at the presentation of the Toulmin Prize for Writing North East Scots.