Lines Review No. 63. December 1977. Norman MacCaig & Edwin Morgan. Scottish Poetry Magazine.

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Price: 25.99

A December 1977 issue of Lines Review, Number 63, edited by the Scottish poet William Montgomerie.

Founded in 1952, Lines Review became one of the key journals of modern Scottish poetry, publishing many of the most significant poets associated with the post-war Scottish literary revival.

This issue includes poems by Norman MacCaig, one of Scotland’s most widely read twentieth-century poets, and Edwin Morgan, later appointed Scotland’s first national Makar. Also included is work by Robert Garioch, known for his poetry in both Scots and English.

Additional contributors include Anne Stevenson, Geddes Thomson, Robin Hamilton and others, reflecting the magazine’s ongoing role in presenting contemporary Scottish poetry.

The issue also contains a congratulatory note to the Gaelic literary journal Gairm, marking its 100th issue and twenty-five years of publication.

Lines Review issues from the mid-twentieth century remain sought after by collectors of Scottish poetry and literary magazines. Notable Contributors

• Norman MacCaig – Three Poems

• Edwin Morgan – A Good Year for Death

• Robert Garioch – A Clear Voice

• Anne Stevenson

• Geddes Thomson

• Robert Preston Wells

• Robin Hamilton

• Bill Brown

• Gerard Rochford

• G. F. Dutton

Year: 1977

Pages: 48

Condition: Good

Notes: Free UK Postage