Markings 28
The 28th issue of Markings literary magazine, includes a mini poetry collection by former Cream lyricist Pete Brown as well as work from Stewart Conn, Lin Anderson, Alan Riach, Pauline Prior-Pitt and many others. Art is supplied by Patrick Le Tuault and there is a feature on artist-book exhibition organisers, Iris.

(168 pages )
Paperback: £6.00

Markings 27
Markings 27 pays tribute to Tessa Ransford, who celebrates her 70th birthday this year, with an in-depth interview and commentaries on her life and work from friends and prominent figures. The magazine also carries tributes to the late Angus Calder and Duncan Glen. Short stories come from Hugh McMillan and Lynn Otty while over thirty five poets are represented.

(144 pages )

Paperback: £6.00

Markings 26
This issue includes work by Tom Leonard, Libby Houston and Raymond Friel as well as carrying features on JB Pick and Elspeth Brown. Artwork is supplied by Ailsa Black and Gail Kelly.

(128 pages)

Paperback: £6.00

Markings 25
Issue 25, contains poetry, shortstories, reviews, and art. Issued twice per year, Markings presents the best in contemporary literary arts. This issue includes work by Adrian Mitchell, Michael Horovitz, Pete Brown, Bernard Kops, Libby Houston & Tom Pow. Edited by John Hudson and Chrys Salt.

(128 pages)

Paperback: £10.00

Markings 24
Issue 24 carries a special feature on writer Alan Franks as well as publishing poetry and short stories and artwork from writers across the UK and abroad, including Don Paterson, Donald Adamson, Dilys Rose, Gerry Cambridge and the art of Colin Macleod.

(160 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 23
Issue 23 pays tribute to playwright, Beranrd Kops with over 40 page dedicated to his life and work. Also included are works by Kenneth White, Michael Horovitz and artwork by Clare Malinsky.

(186 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 22
Issue 22 includes work by Diana Hendry, Hamish Whyte, Gerry Loose and Lemn Sissay. Also featured is photography by Geoff Keating and artwork by Hugh Bryden.

(124 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 20 and 21
Issues 20 & 21, a double issue to celebrate the magazine's 10th year, features work by Kenneth White, Diana Hendry, Donald Adamson, Chrys Salt, Hugh McMillan, John Manson and artwork from Sue Whitmore, Patrick Le Tuault and Meg Walker.

(228 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 19
Issue 19 of Markings featured a mini poetry collection, Hibernaculum, from Gavin Bowd, also know for his translation from the French into English of Michel Houllebeq's "The Possibility of an Island". Also featured were articles on land art and translations from the Spanish of Juan Luis Campos by Scots writer, John Manson.

(120 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 18
Issue 18 focusses on the Entente Cordiale season of events between Scotland and France and has the work of Gerry Cambridge and Gerry Loose as well as a mini collection of poerty from Jefferson White.

(128 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 17
Issue 17 of Markings featuring the extended poem for 4 voices, written by Elspeth Brown, Donald Adamson, Chrys Salt and John Hudson, funded by the Scottish Arts Council Lottery Fund, and entitled Collateral Damage. Also an extensive feature on French artist Patrick Le Tuault.

(138 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 16
Issue 16 of Markings featured Solway Fire, a sequence of 5 short films of writers from Dumfries and Galloway. Guest short story editor, Lesley Whyte, chose 5 short stories by authors from the UK and the US.

(124 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 15
Markings issue 15 featured a short collection of poetry from Scots poet Josephine Neill as well as art from Colin Park whose expressionistic portraits have been exhibited in New York as well as London and Edinburgh.

(128 pages)
Paperback: £10.00

Markings 1
The first ever issue of Markings, produced in 1995. This is a facsimile edition.
(50 pages)
Paperback: £10.00