Daniel Gray is the author of
Homage to Caledonia: Scotland and the Spanish Civil War.He has also written on football for
When Saturday Comes and
Fly Me To The Moon, the fanzine of his beloved Middlesbrough FC, and is a book reviewer for
History Scotland and
The Skinny, and also writes for the magazines
The Leither and
Scottish Labour Review. He is a 2003 Politics and History graduate of Newcastle University. His first book,
The Historical Dictionary of Marxism, was published in 2005. Gray has worked as a researcher, contributor and writer on BBC radio and on STV's miniseries
The Scots Who Fought Franco. He lives in Leith with his wife Marisa.
Alan McCredie has been a freelance photographer for a decade, working for most major agencies in Scotland and beyond. He has specialised in theatre and television, and has a flare for documentary and travel photography.