The Drouth (‘The Thirst’) is a quarterly magazine published in Glasgow, Scotland. Founded in 2001 by Mitch Miller and Johnny Rodger. We publish features and fiction and are especially interested in literature, film and politics but also cover visual art, music, architecture, photography and comix, and offer a generous allotment of space to creative fiction. Every issue has a particular theme which the contents have in some small or major way, something to do with.

We are very active in the Scottish arts scene, sponsoring a number of events across Scotland. Our style and approach is eclectic but committed. There are few other magazines where Noam Chomsky might appear next to Robert Burns, or John Knox may be invited to guest edit an issue examining Fidel Castro and the current state of feminism.