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OUR MULTIFORM, OUR INFINITE SCOTLAND Scottish Literature as “Scottish”, “English” and “World” Literature Our Multiform, Our Infinite Scotland considers the global reach of Scottish literary icons such as Jekyll and Hyde, Sherlock Holmes, Peter Pan and others, exploring how they have become central elements in “English Literature”. Available as a free download

 

THE BOTTLE IMP Issue 10 – November 2011 Tartan makes a good blanket term to drape across Scotland: our warps and wefts cut over and under each other, threads running down through history and across geography. Bloodlines mix and mingle, peoples shuttle in and shuttle out; diasporas loom large. Here The Bottle Imp takes on issues of ethnicity and notions of nationality, and looks to tease out some home truths, and waulk the line between fact and fancy. [...] [more]

 

SCOTTISH & INTERNATIONAL MODERNISMS Relationships and Reconfigurations ASLS Occasional papers series 15 Edited by Emma Dymock & Margery Palmer McCulloch This collection of essays illustrates the strongly international and modernist dimension of Scotland’s interwar revival, and illuminates the relationships between Scottish and non-Scottish writers and contexts. It also includes two chapters on the contribution made to this revival by Scottish visual art and music.

 

AN CUILITHIONN 1939 THE CUILLIN 1939 & UNPUBLISHED POEMS Somhairle MacGill-Eain / Sorley MacLean Edited by Christopher Whyte “A defiant affirmation of Gaelic cultural pride ... A triumph.” — The Scotsman Shortlisted for the 2011 Scottish Book of the Year award.

Last updated 18 January 2012