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Sorley MacLean

Scottish Gaelic poet of the socialist left, author of Dàin do Eimhir (1943).

Lived
1911–1996
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Sorley MacLean

Bibliography

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

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1943Dain do EimhirWilliam MaclellanOpen Library
1970Four Points of a Saltire — The Poetry of Sorley MacLean, George Campbell Hay, William Neill, Stuart MacGregorReprographia, EdinburghSUDOC record 110408063
1971Poems to EimhirNorthern House, Newcastle upon TyneSUDOC record 014836769 · CiNii Books record BA23207293
1977Elegies for the Dead in Cyrenaica — For Our Own and the OthersEUSPB, EdinburghSUDOC record 153118784
1977Reothairt Is Contraigh — Taghadh de Dhàin, 1932-72Canongate Publishing, Dun Eideann [i.e. EdinburghSUDOC record 018508642 · CiNii Books record BA53946412
1977Spring Tide and Neap TideCanongate, EdinburghOpen Library
1985Auld Alliance poetry readingMade by the School of Scottish Studies for the Scottish Poetry Library Association, EdinburghOpen Library
1985Ris a' Bhruthaich — Criticism and Prose WritingsAcair, Stornoway, Isle of LewisSUDOC record 152967478
198614 Poems of Sorley MacLeanScotsoun Productions for the Association for Scottish Literary Studies, GlasgowOpen Library
1990O Choille gu bearradh — Collected poems in Gaelic and EnglishCarcanet, ManchesterSUDOC record 07158837X · swisscovery record 991040553299705501
1995Modern Scottish Gaelic PoemsCanongate, EdinburghOpen Library
1999From Wood to RidgeCarcanet Press LtdOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

No editions by Sorley MacLean are catalogued under any of the publishers yet.