Authors · British

Hugh MacDiarmid

Scottish poet and communist, author of the Hymns to Lenin.

Lived
1892–1978
Also known as
Grieve, Christopher Murray,
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI · BnF
Sources
Wikipedia — Hugh MacDiarmid

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1926A Drunk Man Looks at the ThistleWilliam Blackwood, EdinburghOpen Library
1940The Golden Treasury of Scottish PoetryMacmillan & Co. Ltd, LondonOpen Library
1943Lucky Poet — A Self-Study in Literature and Political Ideas: Being the Autobiographyof Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve)Methuen, LondonOpen Library
1944Selected Poems of Hugh MacDiarmidWilliam Maclellan, GlasgowOpen Library
1966The Company I've KeptHutchinson, LondonOpen Library
1969A Clyack-SheafMacGibbon & Kee, LondonOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

YearTitleAuthor(s)PublisherLanguage
1934Stony Limits and Other Poems✓ — Grieve, Christopher Murray]; by Hugh MacDiarmid [D.i. Christopher Murray GrieveHugh MacDiarmidVictor Gollancz Ltd.English
1968Ein Wind Sprang Auf✓
Weiße Reihe Lyrik International
Hugh MacDiarmid, Hans Petersen & Manfred BöttcherVerlag Volk und WeltGerman, English