Scottish Poetry

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Life Without Air by Daisy Lafarge

£10.99

In this capricious, dreamlike collection, characters and scenes traverse states of airlessness, from suffocating relationships and institutions, to toxic environments and ecstatic asphyxiations.

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Zonal by Don Paterson

£14.99

Occupying the shadowlands between confession and invention, Zonal takes us to places and spaces that feel endlessly surprising, uncanny and limitless.

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The Edwin Morgan Twenties: Box Set by Edwin Morgan

£20.00

A celebration of one of Scotland’s most cherished poets, Scotland’s first modern Makar, Edwin Morgan. This box set is sure to be popular with fans of his works and collectors.

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The Edwin Morgan Twenties: Menagerie by Edwin Morgan

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Introduced by Michael Rosen.

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The Edwin Morgan Twenties: Space and Spaces by Edwin Morgan

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Introduced by Ken MacLeod.

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The Edwin Morgan Twenties: Love by Edwin Morgan

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Introduced by Jackie Kay.

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The Edwin Morgan Twenties: Take Heart by Edwin Morgan

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Introduced by Ali Smith.

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The Edwin Morgan Twenties: Scotland by Edwin Morgan

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Introduced by Liz Lochhead.

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Purgatory by Alasdair Gray

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Alasdair Gray’s remarkable interpretation of Dante’s La Divina Commedia continues.

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A Gathering: A Personal Anthology of Scottish Poems edited by Alexander McCall Smith

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An intimate selection of Scottish poems from Alexander McCall Smith.

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Hamish Henderson: Collected Poems

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Published to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Hamish Henderson, this collected poems is the first since the poet’s death and makes available, for the first time, new material from the archive.

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A Night Out with Robert Burns Arranged and Introduced by Andrew O'Hagan

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This is a Burns collection like no other, introduced, arranged and contextualised by the award-winning novelist and essayist Andrew O’Hagan.

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