Ronald Black's perceptive review, in The Bottle Imp ezine, of Alan Riach's English version of the great Gaelic poem, can be read here.
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I Dream of Alfred Hitchcock
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.…Read more ... -
ROCK IS WATER or A History of the Theories of Rain
Eagerly waited first collection from Colin Donati, well-known poet and songwriter in Edinburgh, whose work has appeared widely in magazines and anthologies. Containing 36 poems,…Read more ... -
Stirling Sonnets
A collection of sonnets by James Robertson, with illustrations by Owain Kirby, published in association with the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum. WINNER OF…Read more ... -
HEM AND HEID: Ballads, Sangs, Saws, Poems
"Simply a delight" - James Roderick Burns These poems and translations, written over the course of a decade, cross centuries, continents and cultures, transmitting signals…Read more ... -
Sair Heid City
Another publishing first: extracts from But n Ben A Go-Go, as far as we know the only science fiction novel written entirely in Scots. In…Read more ...