Duncan Ban MacIntyre’s long poem in praise of the great mountain of Ben Dorain in Argyll, is one of the finest achievements of Gaelic literature,…

"Simply a delight" - James Roderick Burns These poems and translations, written over the course of a decade, cross centuries, continents and cultures, transmitting signals…

McNeil's poems open in Anstruther and move outwards, from childhood to adulthood, from local to universal themes, exploring questions of culture, language, community and inheritance.…

Six finely written reminiscences which capture the smells, colours, sights and sounds of Stockbridge in Edinburgh in the 1950s, by poet Jim C. Wilson. Whether recalling…

Poems inspired by the films of the dark genius of suspense. Where Hitchcock left off, these poems move on into unexpected and sometimes disturbing places.…