Glasgow 2020 Stories

We're a patchwork of the people our lives have bought us into contact with and the stories they've told us. If we're going to see a different future then the obvious place to start is listening to and telling stories.

The Competition!

What will Glasgow be like in the year 2020? What will Glaswegians be like? How will people live, where will they make friends, how will they move around? Will life get worse? Will it improve?

The Glasgow 2020 Story Writing competition is a chance to write a fictional story about Glasgow in 2020. You could write about a day, an event, a place or a person in 2020. Christmas 2020? Hogmonay 2020? Haircuts in 2020? Pets in 2020? The choice is yours.

Click here for full details and instructions on how to enter

Read Submissions

"From miles away, Clean Steve can tell that the something-wrong with Saturday afternoon is very wrong indeed. Just across Janefield Street from the Eastern Necropolis, where Parkhead would have been is now a patch of derelict land, the surface dirt puckered and wrinkled like a dog’s arse. The stadium has disappeared."
Saturday Afternoon by Harvey Wells and Philip Raines

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Send us YOUR Story...

Want to get involved? Send your stories to:

Freepost RLXT-KZSH-CUTR
Glasgow 2020,
100 Beith Street,
Glasgow G11 6DQ

or alternatively by email to gerry.hassan@glasgow2020.co.uk.