The Clockwork Orange Project is an experimental literary project taking place on the Glasgow Subway, sponsored by the Royal Society of Literature, & is open to anyone living in or around (or with some meaningful connection to) Glasgow.

The goal of the project is to reimagine urban public spaces as sites of community and creativity, and to produce work that is collaborative, interactive and experimental.

https://kelvingrovewriters.wordpress.com/2026/03/02/the-clockwork-orange-project/

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The Clockwork Orange Project

We are delighted to announce the launch of an exciting new literary project – and it’s happening right here in Glasgow. The Clockwork Orange Project is an experimental literary project taking place…

Kelvingrove Writers

For Pilgrims and Passengers

The Flowers of Time
The bags you carry
The Flags of Romance
the everyday signs

Each other
Each other

—Anonymous poem on the wall of Kelvinhall subway station, Glasgow

https://aaronykchan.wordpress.com/2017/03/18/glasgow-subway-poetry/

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Glasgow Subway Poetry

I rarely take the subway in Glasgow because the university is within walking distance, and I go to the city centre usually by bus. Today I took it, and this is what I discovered in Kelvinhall stati…

Aaron's Adventures in Whateverland

Sohira
Amona
Subwey
Goina
Rangwey
Cozza
Ootirsirkelzaff

—John Duncan, “Inner Circle”
published in FROM GLASGOW TO SATURN #33

https://glasgowtosaturn.com

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@scotlit
I can't decipher the last part of the final word!

@sunflowerinrain

ootir (Outer) sirkels (Circle’s) aff (off)

The Glasgow subway has two lines, the Inner Circle and the Outer Circle; one goes clockwise and the other anticlockwise. So if one line is suspended for any reason, you can still get to your destination by taking the other line, even if it takes a bit longer.

@scotlit
Ah, my lack of knowledge of Glasgow's subway. Thank you, I can get to sleep now. :-)