Heimat
David Craig, 6 July 1989
A Claim of Right for Scotland
edited by Owen Dudley Edwards.
Polygon, 202 pp., £14.95, May 1989,0 7486 6022 4 Show More
edited by Owen Dudley Edwards.
Polygon, 202 pp., £14.95, May 1989,
The Eclipse of Scottish Culture
by Craig Beveridge and Ronald Turnbull.
Polygon, 121 pp., £6.95, May 1989,0 7486 6000 3 Show More
by Craig Beveridge and Ronald Turnbull.
Polygon, 121 pp., £6.95, May 1989,
The Bird Path: Collected Longer Poems
by Kenneth White.
Mainstream, 239 pp., £12.95, May 1989,1 85158 245 2 Show More
by Kenneth White.
Mainstream, 239 pp., £12.95, May 1989,
Travels in the Drifting Dawn
by Kenneth White.
Mainstream, 160 pp., £12.95, May 1989,1 85158 240 1 Show More
by Kenneth White.
Mainstream, 160 pp., £12.95, May 1989,
“... wondering, as he walks the beaches of Western Europe, which place is home for him. Beveridge and Turnbull, young academics (I presume), undertake what they call a ‘political project’, the challenging of the inferiority complex that blights the Scots’ self-image. And the many collaborators on A Claim of Right for Scotland debate the case for last ... ”