David is interviewed in the Herald’s ‘My Favourite Place’ feature.
10th December 2022
David is interviewed in the Herald’s ‘My Favourite Place’ feature.
Ronnie McGhie’s Late Afternoon Show
9th December 2022
David is appearing on Ronnie McGhie’s Late Afternoon Show on Pulse 98.4 Community Radio
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead Publication Day
8th December 2022
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead Publication Day. Available on ebook, paperback and audiobook
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ is reviewed by George Paterson
6th December 2022
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ is reviewed by George Paterson for Into Creative
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ is reviewed by Alistair Braidwood
5th December 2022
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ is reviewed by Alistair Braidwood for Snack Magazine
The Independent’s Books of the Month list
4th December 2022
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ features in The Independent’s Books of the Month list.
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ is reviewed by Mairead Evans
1st December 2022
‘Dashboard Elvis Is Dead’ is reviewed by Mairead Evans
The Books From Scotland Magazine
30th November 2022
An exclusive extract from Dashboard Elvis Is Dead appears in The Books From Scotland Magazine
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, reviewed by Anthony Cummins
25th November 2022
Dashboard Elvis Is Dead, reviewed by Anthony Cummins, The Daily Mail
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In The (15-Minute) Neighbourhood
Our relationship with our localised community has recently become complex and multi-layered. Perhaps it was always thus but we just didn’t have cause to analyse it so closely. The shock of the pandemic and the impact it has had on all we take for granted has left many of us looking at our immediate context differently. Being forced to live with restrictions on movement has led us to re-examine the attractions of an environment in which everything we need for a fulfilling lifestyle is close at hand. Our willingness to adapt to a new situation is more than just merely seeking to make sense of the reasons why we must. Or to stoically make the best of a bad situation. It’s a recognition – however reluctantly acknowledged – that much of what we did pre-2020 wasn’t necessarily by design.