Aos Dana AD2007
Sabhal Mòr Ostaig
Isle of Skye
Aos Dana AD2007 is the book festival part of the wider "Skye Festival", Fèis an Eilein. Over four days authors and poets gather to show of their new titles in events hosted by Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the Gaelic language college on the Isle of Skye.
Friday 13th July
- 4.30pm - Roger Hutchison's Calum's Road
- 7.30pm - Broadcaster Lesley Riddoch's Encounters with Gaels
Saturday 14th - Armadale Castle
- 4.30pm - Anne MacLeod's The Dark Ship
- 7.30pm - The Unbroken Harp by David Craig
Sunday 15th - Armadale Castle
- 7.30pm - A 'reading ceilidh' led by Alastair Scott
- 9.00pm - Gaelic is the Loving Tongue: Bob Dylan, downhome country blues songsters and others in Gaelic - Presented by Rody Gorman
Monday 16th - Armadale Castle
- 4.30pm - Sean agus Ùr with Myles Campbell and Andrew Mitchell
- 7.30pm - Meas air Chrannaibh by Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul
Tuesday 17th - Sabhal Mòr Ostaig
- 4.30pm - Alastair McIntosh presents his two books, Soil and Soul and his poetry collection Love and Revolution
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Add to BasketCalum's Road - Hardback -
£9.99
Hutchinson tells the moving story of a stubbornly heroic resistance and of extraordinary personal achievement. It is the story of a statement made from the depths of one man's heart in the most practical and indisputable of ways against the unnecessary destruction of his homeland. -
Add to BasketThe Dark Ship - Paperback -
£6.99
This saga spans three generations on the Isle of Lewis and has at its heart the story of the sinking of the Iolaire in 1919. The ship was bringing troops back from WWI and sank on its entry to Stornoway Harbour, with most on board perishing. -
Add to BasketLove And Revolution: Poetry - Paperback -
£7.99
'Love and Revolution' is a poetic journey through political ideals, love, loss, and life in the Western Isles. -
Add to BasketSoil And Soul: People Versus Corporate Power - Paperback -
£8.99
It is easy to feel helpless in the face of information about environmental catastrophes taking place all over the world. The author shows how it is still possible for individuals to take on the might of corporate power and emerge victorious. -
Add to BasketThe Unbroken Harp - Paperback -
£8.99
Written by an expert on the Highland Clearances, this historical novel tells the story of Flo Campbell, including her eviction from her family's island home and all her subsequent struggles.