#alan warner

[motorcycleroses]

my favorite scenes from morvern callar (2002)

[cann1bal-kitt3n-x]

"Sorry Morvern, don't try to understand. It just felt like the right thing to do."

[sesiondemadrugada]

Morvern Callar (Lynne Ramsay, 2002).

[thequietabsolute]

The beautiful blossom trees had been strangled to death under the mother of pearl psychedelics from a couple of thousand clinging snail shells. 

Morvern Callar, by Alan Warner (1995.)

[pear-pies]

The 100 Most Important People in the World 1997 [100-64]

Select magazine / December 1997      

[joemcalindenmusic]

Almost 25 years since it’s release, Palm Tree is available on vinyl once again. This time, it’s a double album with bonus tracks and sleeve notes from Scottish novelist Alan Warner.

Original artwork by Glasgow-based artist Jim Lambie.

Available NOW

[stillgotit]

“… In 1995, my first novel, Morvern Callar was published. Morvern, the main character, often listened to mix tapes on her Sony Walkman and she smoked a great many cigarettes… I had been listening to Holger Czukay's music so much since June 1980 when his album Movies had arrived through a new mail order system I had discovered. It was always such an encouraging and joyful music to me, through thick and thin, that I in fact dedicated the novel Morvern Callar to Holger Czukay without knowing him.“

- Alan Warner

[thefilmagazine]

Movie Review: Our Ladies - A Wildly Entertaining Riot of a Movie

Michael Caton-Jones' 'Our Ladies' is a "wildly entertaining riot of a movie" that "delivers schoolgirl sins in such a gloriously funny, brash and unashamedly thirsty way". Sophie Butcher's review.

Read here.