• Source: Neu!Reekie!

Neu! Reekie! was an Edinburgh-based literary company and arts production house founded in 2010 by poets Michael Pedersen and Kevin Williamson. They produced over 200 live shows and published poetry anthologies including #UntitledOne (2015), #UntitledTwo (2016) and #UntitledThree (2020).
Previous guests to Neu! Reekie! have included Irvine Welsh, Jackie Kay, Young Fathers, Margaret Atwood, Charlotte Church, Hollie McNish, Scott Hutchison, Tom Leonard, Liz Lochhead, Alasdair Gray, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Akala, Sabrina Mahfouz, Bill Drummond, Andrew Weatherall and Hannah Lavery.
In 2015, Neu! Reekie! were awarded Creative Edinburgh's City Award for outstanding contributions to Edinburgh's cultural scene.
In 2017, Neu! Reekie! hosted a large scale arts festival for Hull City of Culture 2017 entitled Where Are We Now? — a tribute to David Bowie's song of the same name.
In 2018, Neu! Reekie! curated a year-long programme of writing residencies at The Curfew Tower in Cushendall Northern Ireland — this was by invitation and at the request of Bill Drummond. Together, in 2019, Neu! Reekie! and Bill Drummond released a book of the writings on Bill Drummond's Penkiln Burn Press entitled After Curfew.
In 2020, the company released their third poetry anthology #UntitledThree with Polygon Books. This received positive reviews with The Scotsman noting: "As its urgent, pithy name attests, Neu! Reekie! is Edinburgh-based but with eagle eyes on the world, welcoming artists from home and away to be part of its gatherings and its output, retaining a gonzo spontaneity while comfortably curating events for prestigious global festivals".
Neu! Reekie! have hosted international shows in Japan, Indonesia, Spain, New Zealand, the United States of America and more.
Since Neu! Reekie!'s final show, Pedersen has gone on to release the books 'Boy Friends' with Faber and Faber and 'The Cat Prince' with Little, Brown and Company. Both have been received positively and taken into other territories.




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Neu!Reekie!
• The Fire Engines
• Owl John (album)
• Carla Easton
• Hollie McNish
• Stevie Jackson
• Kevin Williamson (writer)
• Makar (National Poet for Scotland)
• Salena Godden
• Roy Moller