Aaron Valdez, experimental film Issue 22: "Utopia", Stephan Klenner Otto, illustration Issue 23: "Deviant", Louise Galea, photography. Issue 24: "Skin", Craig Richardson, installation Issue 25: "Epic/Lyric", Euan Sutherland, illustration Issue 26: "Collect", Andrew Lee, photography Issue 27: "Pure", John Kay, illustration Issue 28: "Establishment', Stuart Murray, illustration Issue 29: "Union", Steve Ovett Effect, performance/illustration Issue 30: "Public", Bill Breckinridge, photography Issue 31: "Rhetoric", Alexandra Demenkova, documentary photography Issue 32: "Moral", Stephen Healy, photography Issue 33: "Solution", Chris Dooks, photography Issue 34: "Lost", Ian McCulloch, painting Issue 35: "Process", Roddy Buchanan, photography Books and related media The Drouth has recently published two books based partly on essays and features that first appeared in its pages; in 2009 it published Fickle Man: Robert Burns in the 21st Century (Sandstone Press) and in 2010, Tartan Pimps: Gordon Brown, Margaret Thatcher & the New Scotland (Argyll Publishing). Notable contributors Angus Calder Gowan Calder Jenni Calder Eddie Campbell Noam Chomsky Jem Cohen Ken Currie Stephen Davismoon Owen Dudley Edwards Roberto Fabbriciani John Gray Dorian Grieve Murray Grigor Sileas na Keppoch Simon Kovesi Frank Kuppner Carl MacDougall Donald MacLeod Edwin Morgan Jonny Murray Ruaridh Nicoll Andrew O'Hagan Paul O’Keeffe Juana Ponce de Leon Jake Mahaffy George Monbiot Ashley Shelby David Stenhouse Sherien Sultan See also List of magazines published in Scotland External links The Drouth 2001 establishments in Scotland Arts in Scotland Literary magazines published in Scotland Magazines established in 2001 Mass media in Glasgow Quarterly magazines published in the United Kingdom Visual arts magazines published in the United Kingdom