Highland Flings and CAN CANs: Dances with Recommendation Culture

2021-11-6

Reading ivanhoe in midnight: Walter scott and the rise of modern Chinese fiction

2020-12-1

Robert Louis Stevenson and the marriage debate: 'The Enchantress' in context

2020-6-1

Walter scott's first Chinese critic - Mao Dun

2020-6-1

Dialectics of Improvement: Scottish Romanticism, 1786–1831. By Gerard Lee McKeever. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2020. ISBN 9781474441674. 222pp. hbk/ebook. £75.

2020-1-1

Bracket and voice: Drummond of Hawthornden’s lunular poetics

2020-1-1

Modernism and Scottish Theatre Since 1969: A Revolution on Stage by Mark Brown (review)

2019-9-22

Frederick Douglass and Scotland, 1846: Living an Antislavery Life by Alasdair Pettinger (review)

2019-9-22

The Scottish 'Ploughman Poet' Among the Bengali Intelligentsia: Appreciating Robert Burns in Colonial Bengal

2019-9-22

“The flowers of the forest are a’ wede away”: the dispersal of a familiar refrain

2019-8-5

'Your vocation is marriage': Systematic colonisation, the marriage plot and finding home in Catherine Helen Spence's Clara Morison (1854)

2019-6-1

Performance, Theatrical Engagement and Ambivalence in Two Stage Representations of Scottish Soldiering

2019-3-31

Violence and Identity Conflicts in Two Contemporary Scottish and Egyptian Novels

2019-3-22

Walter Scott and Hospitality: Theory and Practice

2019-3-1

History, Slavery, and The Phantom in Alice Thompson's Pharos

2019-1-1

Post-Leftism: Contesting Neoliberal Consensus in Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting

2019-1-1

Locating and Vindicating Josephine Tey's Detective Fiction

2019-1-1

Paolozzi at Large in Edinburgh: Artworks and Creative Responses ed. by Christine De Luca and Carlo Pirozzi (review)

2019-1-1

The common thread: Winner of the W. S. Graham competition for schools in Inverclyde

2019-1-1

Muriel Spark, Existentialism and the Art of Death by Cairns Craig (review)

2019-1-1

Chapbooks, Cheap Print, Burns, and Tannahill in the Nineteenth Century

2019-1-1

MacDiarmid's Burns: The Political Context, 1917–1928

2019-1-1

The Reception of Muriel Spark in Spain

2019-1-1

The International Companion to Scottish Literature 1400–1650 ed. by Nicola Royan (review)

2019-1-1

Whim and Whipping: Satire and the Great Reform Act in Scottish Periodical Poetry

2018-12-3

Literature and Union: Scottish Texts, British Contexts ed. by Gerard Carruthers and Colin Kidd (review)

2018-11-29

Remembering the 'Radical Laird': George Kinloch as Local Hero in Nineteenth Century Scottish Reform Poetry

2018-9-22

Scottish Compositor Poets and the Typographical Trade Press, 1850-1880

2018-9-1

'Whose Cry Is Liberty, and Fatherland': Kossuth, Garibaldi and European Nationalism in Scottish Political Poetry

2018-9-1

'The Book of Maybees is very Braid': Ramsay's Collection of Scots Proverbs and Enlightenment Print Culture

2018-6-8

The Afterlives of Allan Ramsay in the British Periodical Press, 1720–1870

2018-5-1

'In Bawdy Policy Well-Gifted': Allan Ramsay, Bawdry and the Reformation of Manners

2018-4-30

Allan Ramsay and Edinburgh: Commemoration in the City of Forgetting

2018-3-22

Ramsay's Musical Sources: Reconstructing a Poet's Musical Memory

2018-3-22

‘Horace’s Letter of Invitation’: A newly discovered Horatian imitation by Allan Ramsay

2018-3-22

A History of the Scottish Novel by Wang Weixin et al. (review)

2018-1-1

Gendering Walter Scott: Sex, Violence and Romantic Period Writing by C. M. Jackson-Houlston (review)

2018-1-1

The Kilmarnock Burns: A Census by Allan Young and Patrick Scott (review)

2018-1-1

In Memory of Catherine Kerrigan (1939-2017)

2018-1-1

'A great weyahaerin'?: Popular Poetry, the Press, and Women's Suffrage in Scotland

2018-1-1

Scotland and Beyond: Eric Linklater's Cosmopolitan Imagination

2017-9-22

Kangaroos and Cockatoos: Gaelic Literature in the Nineteenth-Century Antipodes

2017-9-22

The Comic Uncanny in Muriel Spark's Memento Mori

2017-9-22

'Sir, Yours this moment I unseal': a Burns manuscript rediscovered in Paisley

2017-9-22

Scottish Histories: Robert Greene's James the Fourth (c. 1590) in the Light (and Shadow) of David Lyndsay's Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis (1552)

2017-9-22

Construction and Demolition: Dissecting the Concept of Home in Three Devolutionary Plays

2017-9-22

Harmonic Monads: Reading Contemporary Scottish Fiction through the Enlightenment

2017-5-18

Two neglected poets of late Victorian Scotland: John Luby and James Lynch

2017-5-1

The Chandeliers of the Metropole: A Vivid Glow Upon the Just and the Unjust in Muriel Spark's The Driver's Seat

2017-3-22

Searching for True Felicity: Some Masterpieces of Early Scottish Religious Poetry

2017-3-22