Guerilla Midgie Press 

Guerrilla Midgie emerged in 2012 in response to a quote attributed to the Dalai Lama.  “If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito.”  

We observed that if you are the Dalai Lama and say something profound, people tend to listen, whereas if you are a nobody from nowhere you don't get the same response.  Thus, the project was established to 'buzz into the consicousness and sting the conscience'.  

Guerrilla Midgie set up as an Advocacy Publisher and produced digital editions of works on a range of topics from Disability to War, from Fair Trade to Child Abuse. 

The first Guerrilla Midgie project ran during  2013 and  is now closed but many of the works created or published have moved on and to find out more about them, just look below. click HERE 

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Disability 

'A Week with No Labels' (2012) first published serially is NOW PUBLISHED IN A NEW EDITION   and 'Jock Tamson's Bairns' (2013) 

Fair Trade 

 'Fair Trade Fiction' and 'Fairplay Dramas'  are available as ebooks from Amazon.
We also ran an online Flash Fiction Fairtrade Festival in 2013. 
We won a FairTrade Scotland Special Award for our innovative work in the field of Fair Trade in 2013 

Society and Culture 

'We Couldn't Stop the War'  was published  to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the War in Iraq we re-published work from the Dumfries Lysistrata Project
'The Price of Fame' by Kirsty Eccles was published in 2013. Both of these are available from Amazon 
'Tales from TattyBogle' and 'More Tales from TattyBogle' by jack MacRoary. Now available with additional material as 'The Complete TattyBogle' published  by McStorytellers as paperback and ebook.