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Scottish Art and Letters
William MacLellan
1946
Contains 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Lallans
Scots Language Society
1978
Contains a tribute to Hugh MacDiarmid by A. D. Mackie.
The Scottish Chapbook
C.M. Grieve
1923
Contains four French translations of poems by Hugh MacDiarmid.
The Scottish Chapbook
C.M. Grieve
1923
Contains 'Au claire de la lune' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Voices: anthology of individualist writings
Opus Press
1944
A collection of poetry and prose. From the library of noted Scottish short story writer Fred Urquhart.
Agenda
William Cookson
1972
Contains a review of 'John Montague's Ulster' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Agenda
William Cookson
1960
A double issue dedicated to a translation of Cocteau's Leoun by Alan Neame.
The Chapbook
Jonathan Cape for The Poetry Bookshop
1925
A miscellany of poems and prose with attractive wood engravings.
Botteghe Oscure
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
1952
Literary journal with numerous contributors including William Burford, Italo Calvino, Christopher Logue, Dannie Abse, and Robert Besson.
Botteghe Oscure
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
1953
Literary journal with numerous contributors Norman McCaig, Stephen Spender, Charles Fox, and Carlo Levi.
Botteghe Oscure
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore
1955
Literary journal with numerous contributors Carlos Fuentes, Richard Wilbur, Anthony Hecht, and Calvin Thomas.
Cleft
Edinburgh University
1964
A literary review with contributions from Henry Miller, Norman Mailer, and William Burroughs.
Innocents: variations on a theme
Hogarth Press
1947
A collection of short stories, and winner of the inaugural Somerset Maugham Prize in 1947.
The darling buds of May
Penguin Books in association with Michael Joseph
1964
Cover art by Tom Keogh.
Six curtains for Stroganova
Penguin Books in association with Michael Joseph Limited
1953
Re-priced at 2/6d.
City of departures: a novel
Collins
1946
Three ambitious youngsters from Liverpool make a pact meet in the city of their birth in a quarter of a century later.
