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SCOTTISH LITERARY REVIEW

ISSN 1756-5634
2 issues per year

(formerly the Scottish Literary Journal, 1974–2000; Scottish Studies Review, 2000–2008)

Edited by: Margery Palmer McCulloch (University of Glasgow) and Sarah Dunnigan (University of Edinburgh)
Review Editor: Rhona Brown (University of Glasgow)

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Scottish Literary Review is the premier journal of Scottish literature and literary studies. With literature at its heart, Scottish Literary Review publishes critical and scholarly articles and reviews.

Scottish Literary Review has a distinguished international editorial board which includes many major scholars of Scottish culture. The Journal is published twice per year.

With the establishment of Scottish Studies centres in Scotland, Europe and North America, Scottish Literary Review is positioned internationally as the leading journal in this field.

All submissions to Scottish Literary Review should conform to MHRA style. All submissions will be peer-reviewed; the normal word-limit for articles is 7,000 words (including endnotes). Click here for detailed author guidelines.

Papers published in Scottish Literary Review are abstracted and indexed in Academic Search Complete (EBSCO) and Cengage (Thomson Gale).

Books for review should be sent to:

Dr Rhona Brown
Reviews Editor, Scottish Literary Review
Department of Scottish Literature
7 University Gardens
University of Glasgow
Glasgow G12 8QH
UK

Advisory Board

Professor Ian Brown (Universities of Glasgow and Glamorgan)
Professor Cairns Craig (University of Aberdeen)
Professor Leith Davis (Simon Fraser University)
Dr Robert Dunbar (University of Aberdeen)
Professor Ian Duncan (University of California, Berkeley)
Dr Aaron Kelly (University of Edinburgh)
Professor Caroline McCracken-Flesher (University of Wyoming)
Professor R. D. S. Jack (University of Edinburgh)
Professor Susan Manning (University of Edinburgh)
Professor Glenda Norquay (John Moore’s University, Liverpool)
Professor Murray Pittock (University of Glasgow)
Professor Alessandra Petrina (Università degli Studi di Padova)
Professor Alan Riach (University of Glasgow)
Professor Richard Sher (NJIT/Rutgers)
Professor Fiona Stafford (Somerville College, Oxford)
Professor Roderick Watson (University of Stirling)

Articles published in Scottish Literary Review:

Vol/No.	Date
Vol/No.	Date	Title	Author
4/2	2012	Ana, Morgana, Morganiana: A Poet’s Scrapbooks as Emblems of Identity	James McGonigal and Sarah Hepworth
4/2	2012	Sustenance Provided: the Bibliographical Morgan	Hamish Whyte
4/2	2012	Publishing Edwin Morgan	Robyn Marsack
4/2	2012	From Edinburgh to Saturn: The Edwin Morgan Archive at the Scottish Poetry Library	Greg Thomas
4/2	2012	‘Is this a poem? Do not lose it.’ – Edwin Morgan’s ‘The Ropemaker’s Bride’	Richard Price
4/2	2012	The Case of the Missing War: Edwin Morgan’s ‘The New Divan’	David Kinloch
4/2	2012	Experimenting with the Verbivocovisual: Edwin Morgan’s Early Concrete Poetry	Eleanor Bell
4/2	2012	While Crowding Memories Came: Edwin Morgan, Old English and Nostalgia	Chris Jones
4/2	2012	The Summer of Cyrano	John Corbett
4/2	2012	Reveille	Robert Crawford
4/2	2012	Book Reviews section
4/1	2012	Eros and Self-Government: Petrarchism and Protestant Self-Abnegation in William Fowler’s Tarantula of Love	Elizabeth Elliott
4/1	2012	Second-Sighted Scot: Allan Ramsay and the South Sea Bubble	Steve Newman
4/1	2012	Speaking with a Double Voice: John Home’s Douglas and the Idea of Scotland	Megan Stoner Morgan
4/1	2012	Burns Manuscripts at Floors Castle: An Unpublished Letter and an Unpublished Draft of the Poem ‘On Seeing a Wounded Hare’	David W. R. Purdie, Iain Gordon Brown and Gerard C. Carruthers
4/1	2012	Class and Nation in Robert Huddleston’s Collected Works	Gavin Falconer
4/1	2012	‘Like a downcast angel’: Harriet Martineau’s ‘Historiette’ of Mary, Queen of Scots	Shu-Fang Lai
4/1	2012	‘What to naturalists is known as a Symbiosis’: Literature, Community and Nature in the Evergreen	Koenraad Claes
4/1	2012	J. Leslie Mitchell/Lewis Grassic Gibbon and Exploration	Scott Lyall
4/1	2012	The Writer as Tactician: James Kelman’s Everyday Practice	Mitch Miller and Johnny Rodger
4/1	2012	The Year’s Publications for 2011: A Selected List	Alexander J. Cuthbert
3/2	2011	‘True Views of Scotland’: Illustrated Supplements to Sir Walter Scott’s Work	Gina Opdycke Terry
3/2	2011	Three New James Boswell Articles from The Public Advertiser, 1763	James J. Caudle
3/2	2011	Scott’s Early Love Poems to Williamina Belsches	Lindsay Levy
3/2	2011	Mungo Park, Man of Letters	Karina Williamson and Mark Duffill
3/2	2011	‘Transitory Thresholds’: Geographic Imaginings of Adolescence in Women’s Fiction from North East Scotland	Glenda Norquay
3/2	2011	‘Life’s Easy When You’re A Robot’: Exploring Reification through the Dual Narratives of Lanark	Neil Rhind
3/2	2011	Landscape Mindscape: Writing in Scotland’s Prehistoric Future	Thomas Legendre
3/2	2011	‘The tilt from one parish / into another’: Estrangement, Continuity and Connection in the Poetry of John Burnside, Kathleen Jamie, and Robin Robertson	David Borthwick
3/2	2011	Environment, History, Literature: Materialism as Cultural Ecology in John Burnside’s ‘Four Quartets’	Tom Bristow
3/2	2011	Dialectics of Maps and Memory: James Robertson’s ‘Mythohistoriographical’ Art	Martin Philip
3/2	2011	Book Reviews section
3/1	2011	Robert Burns’s ‘The Twa Dogs’: Ideological Aspects of Translation into Russian	Natalia Kaloh Vid
3/1	2011	A Sprinkling of Stage Scots: Robert Burns, Linguistic Stereotypes and Place	Alex Broadhead
3/1	2011	The Prism of Propaganda: Hugh MacDiarmid’s Modernism and the Belgian Literary Revival	Sascha Bru
3/1	2011	‘ ’Tis Eighty Year Since’: Hugh MacDiarmid’s Late Reception in Poland	Aniela Korzeniowska
3/1	2011	The Grieves in Thakeham	John Manson
3/1	2011	An Undignified Beginning	C. M. Grieve/Hugh MacDiarmid
3/1	2011	‘Places on the Map’: Rebecca West’s Modernist Journeys between Scotland and Europe	Mariagiulia Garufi
3/1	2011	Voicing Gaelic in English: Joseph Macleod’s The Men of the Rocks (1942) and the Emergence of ‘Adam Drinan’	James Fountain
3/1	2011	Letting the Writing Do the Talking: Denationalising English and James Kelman’s Translated Accounts	Fabio L. Vericat
3/1	2011	The Quest for Authenticity: History and Class in Ian Rankin’s Rebus Novels	Kirsten Sandrock
3/1	2011	The Year’s Publications for 2010: A Selected List	Alexander J. Cuthbert
2/2	2010	Edwin Morgan (1920–2010) ‘Cinquevalli’	Edwin Morgan
2/2	2010	Kenneth Buthlay (1926–2009)	Alan Riach; David Robb; Margery Palmer McCulloch
2/2	2010	Recreation and William Alexander’s Doomes-day (1637)	Peter Auger
2/2	2010	“A Lady of the Isles”: Margaret Chalmers’ Letters to Walter Scott and Two New Poems	Penny Fielding
2/2	2010	Ivanhoe: The Rebel Scott and the Soul of a Nation	Joan Cooper
2/2	2010	Robert Louis Stevenson’s Davos Studio: author and art in 1882	Richard Hill
2/2	2010	Collecting Islands: Compton Mackenzie and The Four Winds of Love	Timothy Baker
2/2	2010	The Invasion of the Homeland: Duncan McLean, Global Capital, and the Crisis of Masculinity	Erich Hertz
2/2	2010	Book Reviews section
2/1	2010	Professor Douglas Mack, MA, PhD, FRSE: A Eulogy	Roderick Watson
2/1	2010	George Buchanan, Arthur Johnston, and William Laud	Roger P.H. Green
2/1	2010	‘This Changeableness in Character’: Exploring Masculinity and Nationahood on James Boswell’s Grand Tour	Richard de Ritter
2/1	2010	Samuel Thomson’s Poetic Fashioning of the Ulster Landscape	Jennifer Orr
2/1	2010	Mirren’s Autobiography: The Life and Poetry of Marion Bernstein (1846–1906)	Edward H. Cohen and Linda Fleming
2/1	2010	‘The More There is to See’: Another Look at James Kelman’s How Late It Was, How Late	Stephannie S. Gearhart
2/1	2010	Venders, Purchasers, Admirers: Burnsian ‘Men of Action’ from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century	Corey E. Andrews
2/1	2010	‘What Was Become of Mr Burns‘ Children’: Jean Armour’s 1804 Letter to Maria Riddell, a New York Junk Shop, and Serendipity	Valentina Bold and Nancy Groce
2/1	2010	Robert Burns: Two Recent Discoveries Pertaining to his Freemasonic Associations	A. J. Morton
2/1	2010	Some Recent Discoveries in Robert Burns Studies	Gerard Carruthers, Lindsay Levy, Helena Reilly, Julie Renfrew and Mark Wilson
2/1	2010	Review Essay: The End of Biographies?	Matthew Wickman
2/1	2010	The Year’s Publications 2009: A Selected List	Alexander J. Cuthbert
1/2	2009	Treason, Sedition and Reform: The Scottish Trials and Joanna Baillie’s Ethwald	Regina Hewitt
1/2	2009	The Poets at his Feet: The Afterlife of ‘Sir Patrick Spens’	Richard J. King
1/2	2009	August Corrodi’s Translation of Burns	J. Derrick McClure
1/2	2009	Book Reviews section
1/1	2009	‘Whether Utility or Pleasure be the Principal Aim in View’: An Edinburgh Perspective on the Value of English Studies	Susan Manning
1/1	2009	A New Poem by Robert Semphill: The Warning to the Lordis	Priscilla Bawcutt
1/1	2009	Three Notes on King Orphius	Emily Lyle
1/1	2009	The Illustration of the Waverley Novels: Scott and Popular Illustrated Fiction	Richard Hill
1/1	2009	‘Revisiting Orkney’	Edwin Muir [In Memoriam 1887–1959]
1/1	2009	The Poetry and Ideas of Kenneth White: A Perspective from France	Pierre Jamet
1/1	2009	Douglas Dunn’s Elegies: The Ethics and Impossibility of Mourning	Iain Twiddy
1/1	2009	Herbert’s Laurel and Crawford’s Burns: Disorders at the Borders of the Known Warld	Jeffrey Skoblow
1/1	2009	Scotland’s Authentic Plurality: The New Essentialism in Scottish Studies	Gavin Miller
1/1	2009	The Year’s Publications 2008: A Selected List	Alexander J. Cuthbert

Last updated 18 December 2012.