Duncan Glen

Fringe of gold

2008

Collected poems, 1965-2005

2006

Fife photographs

2006

Small press publishers of Scotland

2006

In search of Serif Books, the Stanley Press & Joseph Mardel, publisher of Maurice Lindsay's Hurlygush and Sydney Goodsir Smith's Under the Eildon tree, & taking serious note of William Maclellan & Callum Macdonald

2006

Long Calderwood, old East Kilbride

2005

Of marks & memories

2005

Kirkcaldy

2004

William Maclellan's Scottish journal

2004

Crossing schools of art

2003

Poets & paintings

2003

Poems on art works

2003

Historic Fife murders at Falkland, St. Andrews & Magus Muir

2002

Robert Louis Stevenson and the Covenanters on the Bass Rock & 'The tale of Tod Lapraik'

2002

A photographic celebration at the ruins of Bighty Farm

2002

Ruined rural Fife churches

2002

Printing type designs

2001

Three/trittico translators of poems by Duncan Glen

2001

Selected elegies

2001

Ravenscraig Castle

2001

Selected Scottish and other essays

1999

Scottish literature

1998

Hugh MacDiarmid & Duncan Glen

1998

Illustrious Fife

1998

Selected new poems

1998

Hugh MacDiarmid & Duncan Glen

1998

Splendid Lanarkshire

1997

Four Scottish poets of Cambuslang & Dechmont Hill, 1626-1990

1996

Hugh MacDiarmid, or, Out of Langholm and into the world

1996

The Bright writers' guides to Scottish culture

1995

The Bright writers' guides to Scottish culture

1995

Clydeside kinsfolk

1995

A nation in a parish

1995

Hugh MacDiarmid or, out of Langholm and into the world

1992

Hugh MacDiarmid, or, Out of Langham and into the world

1992

A journey into Scotland

1991

Selected poems 1965-1990

1991

The poetry of the Scots

1991

Makars' walk

1990

Twenty of the best

1990

European poetry in Scotland

1989

Tales to be told

1987

The autobiography of a poet

1986

The turn of the earth

1985

The turn of the earth

1985

Eden?

1985

Geeze!

1985

In the small hours, or, To be about to be

1984

Nottingham

1984

The stones of time

1984

Situations

1984

Portraits

1983

The state of Scotland

1983

To Tom Metcalfe

1982

On midsummer evenin, merriest of nichts?

1981

On midsummer evenin, merriest of nichts

1981

Realities

1980

Realities poems

1980

Our Duncan, who art in Trent

1978

In place of wark: or, Man of art

1977

Gaitherings

1977

Of philosophers and tinks

1977

Forward from Hugh MacDiarmid, or, Mostly out of Scotland

1977

Preston Polytechnic poets

1977

Traivellin man

1977

The inextinguishables

1977

Follow! Follow! Follow! and other poems

1976

Spoiled for choice

1976

Weddercock

1976

Weddercock; or, Tale of the ill-taen caller at Easter Greenlees Ferm on 3rd August, 1910

1976

Buits and wellies, or, Sui generis

1976

Mr & Mrs J. L. Stoddart at home

1975

A cled score

1974

A bibliography of Scottish poets from Stevenson to 1974

1974

Hugh MacDiarmid

1972

Hugh MacDiarmid, a critical survey

1972

A journey past

1972

Whither Scotland

1971

Clydesdale

1971

The individual and the twentieth-century Scottish literary tradition

1971

Feres: poems

1971

Whither Scotland?

1971

In appearances

1971

The Akros anthology of Scottish poetry, 1965-70

1970

A small press and Hugh MacDiarmid, with a checklist of Akros Publications 1962-70

1970

Unnerneath the bed

1970

Kythings, and other poems

1969

Sunny summer Sunday afternoon in the park?

1969

Kythings, and other poems

1969

An afternoon with Hugh MacDiarmid

1969

Idols: when Alexander our King was dead

1967

Poems addressed to Hugh MacDiarmid, and presented to him on his seventy-fifth birthday by John M. Bett [and others]

1967

Scottish poetry now, as seen from London

1966

Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve) and the Scottish renaissance

1964

The literary masks of Hugh MacDiarmid

1964

Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve) and the Scottish renaissance

1964

Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve)

1964

Hugh MacDiarmid, rebel poet and prophet

1962

Hugh MacDiarmid, rebel poet and prophet

1962

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