... recorded a medley of women's voices to give an account of the herring industry, Clann-Nig... more ... recorded a medley of women's voices to give an account of the herring industry, Clann-Nighean an Sgadain (The Herring Girls, 1987). ... In speaking of Irish Gaeltacht autobiographies, Gearóid Mac Eoin writes, It is difficult to escape the impression that many people allowed their ...
The poets in our research group have been asked to ‘compose a poem of not more than 20 lines, inc... more The poets in our research group have been asked to ‘compose a poem of not more than 20 lines, incorporating the words loch and computer, pondering the meaning of remoteness and connectedness in the digital era’. In my mind’s eye, I immediately saw a connection between the shiny blue surface of both a loch and a computer screen. I was afraid it was a bit obvious but it has remained my starting point.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford oxa 6op Oxford University Press is a depar... more OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford oxa 6op Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship. and education by publishing worldwide in Oxford New York ...
Poems from over 70 women, including: Madeline Munro Ellie MacDonald Alison Smith Jenny Robertson ... more Poems from over 70 women, including: Madeline Munro Ellie MacDonald Alison Smith Jenny Robertson Dilys Rose Margaret Reynolds Joy Pitman Sally Evans Valerie Gillies (b.1948) Liz Lochhead (b.1947) Tessa Ransford Catherine Lucy Czerkawska Muriel Spark (b.1918) Margaret Tait (b.1918) Olive Fraser (1909-77) Naomi Mitchison (b.1897) Dorothy Margaret Paulin (b.1904) Nan Shepherd (1893-1981) Helen B.Cruickshank (1886-1975) Hannah Brown MacKenzie Mrs Lindsay Carnegie (b.1844) Marian Aird (b.1815) Joanna Baillie (1762-1851) Anne Grant (1755-1838) Jean Elliott (1727-1805) Lady Grizel Baillie (1665-1746) Jeannie Robertson (1908-75) Margaret Gillespie Mary MacKellar of Lochabar (1836-90) Mary MacPherson, "Big Mary of the Songs" (1821-98) Ann Campbell of Scalpay, Harris (fl.1773) Sheila MacDonald (c.1660-1729) Mary MacLeod (c.1615-1706) Catherine MacLean (fl.1600) Ishbel, Countess of Argyll (fl.1500) Sheena Blackhall.
... recorded a medley of women's voices to give an account of the herring industry, Clann-Nig... more ... recorded a medley of women's voices to give an account of the herring industry, Clann-Nighean an Sgadain (The Herring Girls, 1987). ... In speaking of Irish Gaeltacht autobiographies, Gearóid Mac Eoin writes, It is difficult to escape the impression that many people allowed their ...
The poets in our research group have been asked to ‘compose a poem of not more than 20 lines, inc... more The poets in our research group have been asked to ‘compose a poem of not more than 20 lines, incorporating the words loch and computer, pondering the meaning of remoteness and connectedness in the digital era’. In my mind’s eye, I immediately saw a connection between the shiny blue surface of both a loch and a computer screen. I was afraid it was a bit obvious but it has remained my starting point.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford oxa 6op Oxford University Press is a depar... more OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford oxa 6op Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship. and education by publishing worldwide in Oxford New York ...
Poems from over 70 women, including: Madeline Munro Ellie MacDonald Alison Smith Jenny Robertson ... more Poems from over 70 women, including: Madeline Munro Ellie MacDonald Alison Smith Jenny Robertson Dilys Rose Margaret Reynolds Joy Pitman Sally Evans Valerie Gillies (b.1948) Liz Lochhead (b.1947) Tessa Ransford Catherine Lucy Czerkawska Muriel Spark (b.1918) Margaret Tait (b.1918) Olive Fraser (1909-77) Naomi Mitchison (b.1897) Dorothy Margaret Paulin (b.1904) Nan Shepherd (1893-1981) Helen B.Cruickshank (1886-1975) Hannah Brown MacKenzie Mrs Lindsay Carnegie (b.1844) Marian Aird (b.1815) Joanna Baillie (1762-1851) Anne Grant (1755-1838) Jean Elliott (1727-1805) Lady Grizel Baillie (1665-1746) Jeannie Robertson (1908-75) Margaret Gillespie Mary MacKellar of Lochabar (1836-90) Mary MacPherson, "Big Mary of the Songs" (1821-98) Ann Campbell of Scalpay, Harris (fl.1773) Sheila MacDonald (c.1660-1729) Mary MacLeod (c.1615-1706) Catherine MacLean (fl.1600) Ishbel, Countess of Argyll (fl.1500) Sheena Blackhall.
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