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Accent O The Mind: Poems, Chiefly In The Scots Language Rab Wilson
This collection of poems from Rab Wilson written predominantly in Lallans, encompasses the variety of modern Scottish life, touching on diverse aspects such as supermarket shopping, morris dancing, text messaging and reflecting on Scotland's mining communities.
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At The Pynt O The Pick And Other Poems T. S. Law
This book contains selected poems by T.S. Law, accompanied by critical and biographical essays, notes and a Scots glossary.
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Blithe And Braw: Nostalgic And Neglected Scots Poems
Providing a record of social change and evoking poignant memories for many, this text includes poems of childhood, of the countryside, of the Clyde shipyard and others that tell a wryly comical story.
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Caledonian Cramboclink: The Poetry Of William Neill William Neill
This is a significant collection of verse that provides a rounded view of William Neill in various moods, languages and modes. It contains the pick of his prolific output and around 30 previously unpublished poems in Scots, English and Gaelic.
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Collected Poems: Robert Garioch Robert Garioch
This revised edition of Garioch's collected poetry presents the entire restoration of Garioch's own ordering of his poems. The editor has supplied a new introduction and has expanded Garioch's own notes with some information on his Edinburgh background and examples of manuscript deletions.
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Collected Translations
This collection includes Edwin Morgan's Mayakovsky translated into Scots, and his Voznesensky, Pasternak and Vinokurov. There are the Italians and the French - Leopardi, Quasimodo, Montale, Guillevic, Prevert and Michaux; and also Heine, Lorca, Cernuda, Brecht, Enzensburger and Braga.
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Complete Poems & Songs Of Robert Burns Robert Burns
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Fae The Flouers O Evil: Baudelaire In Scots Charles Baudelaire; James Robertson
Twenty-three of Baudelaire's poems refashioned into Scots.
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Handsel: Scottish Poems For Welcoming And Naming Babies
When a child is born or given a name, friends and relatives will want to wish the baby well, and find a special way of expressing their love, hope and blessings. This is a selection of contemporary and classic Scottish poems, in Scots, English and Gaelic, with appropriate translations and glossaries.
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Kate O Shanter's Tale: And Other Poems Matthew Fitt
Poems, mostly in Scots, plus an extract from 'But n Ben A-Go-Go'; written and read by Matthew Fitt with Jon Bews on fiddle.
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