Bookshelf Travelling for Insane Times – Lewis Grassic Gibbon
Posted in History, Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Memes, Science Fiction, Scottish Fiction, Scottish Literature at 12:00 on 20 December 2020
This will be my final entry for Judith’s meme now collated by Katrina.
This one concentrates on Scotland’s best writer of the twentieth century; J Leslie Mitchell, better known as Lewis Grassic Gibbon.
Here you’ll find his classic A Scots Quair, whose first instalment, Sunset Song, is the best Scottish novel of the past 150 years plus.
Also present are his two Science Fiction novels Three Go Back and Gay Hunter, his historical novel Spartacus, two other novels, two collections of shorter stories and a history book, Nine Against the Unknown, recounting the voyages of various explorers.
Another collection of his shorter fiction Smeddum is on my tbr pile as is A Scots Hairst, which contains non-fiction pieces.
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