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ASL
The Association for Scottish Literature is an educational charity promoting the languages and literature of Scotland. Founded in 1970, we publish classic works of Scottish literature which have either been neglected or which merit a fresh presentation to a modern audience; collections of scholarly essays and monographs; and Scotnotes, a series of study guides to major Scottish writers for senior school pupils and undergraduates. For more than forty years we have also published New Writing Scotland, an annual anthology of contemporary poetry and prose in English, Gaelic and Scots.
BOOKS FROM ASL
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Talking About Lobsters
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Ena Lamont Stewart’s Men Should Weep
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The International Companion to Scottish Poetry
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The International Companion to Edwin Morgan
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The International Companion to Lewis Grassic Gibbon
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A Portable Shelter
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The Rooftop Busker
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Mary Paterson, or, the Fatal Error
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The Space of Fiction: Voices from Scotland in a Post-Devolution Age
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The Short Stories of George Mackay Brown
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Neil M. Gunn’s the Silver Darlings
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Songs of Other Places
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From the Line: Scottish War Poetry 1914-1945
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The Poetry of Edwin Morgan
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Black Middens
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A Song of Glasgow Town: The Collected Poems of Marion Bernstein
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Eric Linklater’s Private Angelo and the Dark of Summer
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Sue Glover’s Bondagers and the Straw Chair
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A Little Touch of Cliff in the Evening
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Traditional Tales
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An Cuilithionn 1939: The Cuillin 1939 and Unpublished Poems
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The Poetry of Sorley MacLean
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Local Hero (1983): Directed by Bill Forsyth
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Kirsteen: The Story of a Scotch Family Seventy Years Ago
ALSO ON BOOKS FROM SCOTLAND
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‘I don’t think I decided to become a writer. I just was.’
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Lessons From Scottish Schools: A Q & A with Lindsay Paterson
Ten years will not be enough to restore Scotland to where it was in the past…
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Saltwater: A Midsummer Ghost Story by Elaine Thomson
‘The very thought of those grey faces made my skin grow cold.’
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‘An Odious Campaign’ by Rob McInroy – Why a 1936 By-Election Still Resonates
‘This enraged the locals and he came close to being run out of town on several occasions.’
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‘‘That’s right, Bobby,’ he growled. ‘I haven’t seen you in – well, since you decided to kill me.’ ‘
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David Robinson Reviews: Solitary Agents by David Goodman
‘This is very much an up-to-the-minute story of spycraft, positively revelling in all the things tha …
FEATURED AUTHOR:
John Gerard Fagan
John Gerard Fagan is a writer from Glasgow / Scotland who writes in Scots, Scottish Gaelic, and English. His debut memoir Fish Town about leaving Scotland to live in Japan was published by Guts Publishing. His second book Silent Riders of the Sea about …
FEATURED PUBLISHER:
Kitchen Press
Kitchen Press is an independent publishers specialising in restaurant and market cookery books. We collaborate with chefs, illustrators, photographers and writers throughout the UK to create beautiful books, celebrating just some of the innovation happ …