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Writing Scotland |
ISBN:9781904598237 Category: Literary Criticism, Fiction
Author: Carl MacDougall
Publication Date: January 2004
Format: PB
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Price: £8.99
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| Synopsis: Writing Scotland is a major eight-part television series, made by Hopscotch Films, written and presented by Carl MacDougall and scheduled to be broadcast on BBC2 Scotland and BBC4 in 2004.
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Scottish Writers Talking 2 |
ISBN:9781862322806 Category: Literary Criticism, Fiction
Author: (Editor) Isobel Murray
Publication Date: March 2006
Format: PB
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Price: £9.99
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| Synopsis: These long interviews with very different Scottish writers do not aim at the topical, but to produce a thoughtful window on each writer's mind and work. Recorded at intervals over sixteen years, they go at the writer's chosen pace. Writers relish them.
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Burns the Radical |
ISBN:9781862321779 Category: Literary Criticism, Fiction
Author: Liam McIlvanney
Publication Date: March 2002
Format: PB
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Price: £16.99
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| Synopsis: Liam McIlvanney provides detailed new readings of Burns’s major poems, and also offers new research on his links with Irish poets and radicals, providing a radical reinterpretation of the man who is coming to be recognised as the poet laureate of the radical Enlightenment.
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Walking with Murder |
ISBN:9781841584096 Category: Literary Criticism, Fiction
Author: Ian Nimmo
Publication Date: July 2005
Format: PB
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Synopsis: Few who have read Robert Louis Stevenson’s Kidnapped can resist its appeal. Ian Nimmo takes us on the very same journey of Stevenson's classic novel.
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Heaven-Taught Fergusson |
ISBN:9781862322011 Category: Literary Criticism, Fiction
Author: (Editor) Robert Crawford
Publication Date: September 2003
Format: PB
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Price: £14.99
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| Synopsis: Eminent poets and critics combine in unique tribute to a poet of whom even Robert Burns stood in awe.
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