Glasgow as acoustic space, social movements, voice & rhythm.

Tip Tap Flat gathers contemporary Scottish writers circling Glasgow in stairwells, tenements, overheard arguments, small domestic rituals. The anthology format allows for tonal range: lyric, abrasive, comic, politically alert. 

Anthologies like this often age well because they catch writers before canonisation or drift. It reads as a snapshot of early twenty-first-century urban Scotland — less about national myth than municipal texture.