Subdirectories of Scottish:
Categories related to Scottish : World Literature : Literature : Arts: Arts: Literature: World Literature: British (1,909) Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Scotland: Arts and Entertainment (313) Websites on Scottish: Association for Scottish Literary Studies Organisation promoting the study, teaching and writing of Scottish literature and language. News and information on membership and publications. English at Dundee Includes Web Concordances and Scottish literature links. NorthWords Print magazine for poetry, short stories and reviews. Based in the Highlands. Subscription information. The Poetry of Scotland Works by Robert Burns and contributed verse. Scotland's Transatlantic Relations Project Studies of Scotland's literary and cultural connections with North America and the Caribbean, plus details of conferences organised by the project. Scottish Background Introduction to Scottish language and literature. Scottish Literature at the University of South Carolina Information on publications and materials held by the university. Scottish Poetry A collection of writing and academic papers on aspects of Scottish culture, particularly literature and varieties of Scots language. [University of Glasgow] Scottish Poetry Library A specialist library based in Edinburgh, with collections of contemporary Scottish (in Gaelic, Scots and English) and international poetry; includes details of their services, events, and poet profiles. Shetland Publishing Company Publishers of books, fact and fiction, with links to Shetland Islands, UK. Also includes direct sales page. SLAINTE Scottish Libraries Across The Internet. Information on people, organisations, libraries, events and resources of Scottish interest. StAnza Scotland's poetry festival, which takes place in St. Andrews, Fife, in March each year. Texthouse News, events, author profiles and excerpts from writers from the Borders. West of Scotland Children's Book Group Newsletter and calendar of events. The Write Stuff Profiles and photographs of 30 leading Scottish writers, based on an exhibition held at the National Library of Scotland in 2001.
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