ISSN 1754-1514

The Bottle Imp

Issue 6 — Fall 2009

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The Bottle Imp exists to promote and support the teaching and study of Scottish literature and language. Inside we have articles, opinions, and arguments waiting to happen, along with information on new developments in Scottish literature and literary criticism. We’re sure you’ll find something to intrigue, inspire or annoy you!

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Our contributors include both writers and academics, from within Scotland and without. The Bottle Imp comes out twice a year, spring and fall; feedback is welcome and contributions are invited. If you want to raise an issue, make a point or pose a question, please get in touch.

The Bottle Imp is published by the Association for Scottish Literary Studies (ASLS). A development of the Scottish Writing Exhibition, The Bottle Imp is edited and produced by Gwen Enstam, ASLS's International Project Developer, and Duncan Jones, ASLS's General Manager.

Be sure to read "The Bottle Imp" short story
by Robert Louis Stevenson!

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