Scottish Poetry

Explore Scotland’s poetry, past and present

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The Lake Effect by Tim Craven

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“A triumph of understated wonder” –Joe Mungo Reed

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Past Love in the Museum of Transport by Ciara MacLaverty

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A collection of poems about the places love takes us, from the Glasgow-based writer Ciara MacLaverty.

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Endorse Me, You Cowards! by Ross McCleary

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Struggling to get interviews? Need help spicing up your LinkedIn profile? What you need is careers advice from a spoken-word poet

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This Script by Jenny Lindsay

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Jenny Lindsay is one of Scotland’s most lauded spoken-word poets. This Scriptis her most thematically ambitious and poetically playful work to date.

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An Offering by Stewart Sanderson

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A new collection of poetry from the Scottish writer Stewart Sanderson.

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Minoritie Status by Tom Hubbard & Győző Ferencz

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Tom Hubbard’s owersettins of the Hungarian poet Győző Ferencz.

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Why the Sky is Far Away by Mandy Haggith

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The long-awaited new poetry collection from Mandy Haggith, a unique voice from the ‘top left corner’ of Scotland.

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A Melody of Sorts by Jon Plunkett

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The new collection from Jon Plunkett, published by Red Squirrel Press.

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Aspects of Edinburgh by Stewart Conn & John Knight

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Edinburgh’s first makar Stewart Conn and illustrator John Knight take the reader on an intimate tour of Edinburgh, their words and visuals together giving a real sense of the city’s history and spirit.

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For the Islands I Sing by George Mackay Brown

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The reissued autobiography of one of Scotland’s most distinguished writers.

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Seasons of the Heart by Alan Spence

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A haiku cycle invoking the essence of the seasons.

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Clear Light by Alan Spence

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150 haiku bursting with Alan Spence’s characteristic verve and wit.

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