Contemporary Scottish studies
earliest edition we have, 1976 Carcanet in association with Mid Northumberland Arts Group, 1995 461 pages
MacDiarmid focuses on poetry and the novel (backing Edwin Muir and Neil Gunn, just then embarking on their careers), on theatre, art, music, history and education, and writing by women in Scotland. His criticism of received attitudes is balanced by an appraisal of the possibilities for a renaissance in the arts in Scotland and a reassertion of national cultural and political identity. A contemporary of I.A. Richards...
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