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| An enchanting selection of new poems in English and Shetlandic by award-winning poet Christine De Luca | A collection of political poems that address issues of race, class and social consciousness, using humour, pop culture and sex |
| A touching and amusing collection of poems on the working-life of social workers on the frontline. | Released in 2009, the Year of Homecoming, Riachs |
| The mythical qualities of Indian rivers is profound with daily rituals imprinted in community consciousness. Scotland's rivers were also recognised as the life blood of mother earth, and considered sacred, but cultural evolution seems to have clouded our ancestors' respect for Scotland's most powerful river, the Tay. | The most recent collection from famous Scots poet Rab Wilson, author of Accent O the Mind. |
| Limited edition of The Luath Kilmarnock Edition or Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. Available only direct from Luath Press! | |
| A new edition of the only work published by Robert Burns during his lifetime. | |
| This beautiful book combines photographs of Shetland with poems in Shetlandic and translations and commentary in English | Poetry of the earth, illuminated by Oscar Marzaroli's famous land and city-scape photographs. |
| 100 old and new favourites to read out loud - a great gift. | |
| 100 of the best Scottish Football Poems to capture the spirit of the nation's favourite pastime. | A wonderful collection of poetry, plants and photographs - a must for any gardener or poetry-lover. |
| Just when you thought it was safe to turn him into a car park, John Knox is back, and he's no happy... | |
| The joy, the pain, the fear, the anger and the shame - topical and contemporary, and mostly in vibrant Scots, this is Scottish poetry at its best. | |
| With poems in both Shetlandic and English, Parallel Worlds explores the two worlds circumscribed in thought and experience by the two languages and cultures of Christine's experience.
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| Jane deals with death, remembrance, love and motherhood in a procession of poignant and vivid moments. | |
| Angus Calder's new poetry, inspired by the land and people of Tollcross, Edinburgh | 'A poet who ponders rather than postures' - Philip Hobsbaum on Roderick Watson |
| 50 Poets on War - a collection of poems from biblical times to the present day. | |
| The poems in this collection chart the main staging posts in Scotlands recent history. | A modern Scots translation of the ancient Persian epic poem. |
| Walking the streets of Glasgow, diping into peoples lives and delving into the world of the Impressionist painters. | |
| Showing great individuality, energy and wit, Findlay creates 'elegies - with edge' in this accessible and uncompromising collection | |
| Read and recited at Burns Suppers all over the world, Kate o Shanters Tale is a classic of modern Scots poetry. | |
| A Compilation of Toasts To the Immortal Memory of Robert Burns as delivered at Burns Suppers around the world together with other orations, verses and addresses 1801 - 2001 | Read the eclectic, electrifying poetry of Kokumo Rocks in this collection containing over 30 of her most popular poems |
| This is a book of poems to read and re-read, quietly to yourself or - as good poetry of any age deserves - out loud | This collection is not another 'complete works' but a personal selection from 'The Man Who Played Robert Burns' |
| A personal collection of well-known and not-so-well-known Scots poems to read aloud | |
| Great stuff for for reading aloud in good company, preferably after a dram or twa | A collection of the poet's extensively published work, plus thirty poems published in book form for the first time |
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