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JM Barrie at the National Library

The National Library of Scotland is celebrating the life and work of James Matthew Barrie, Scottish writer and playwright. Barrie was born on 9 May 1860, in Kirriemuir, Angus, making May 2010 the 150th …
Sign up for the Barras story

A project using film and oral history to uncover the social and cultural history of the Barras - Glasgow's famous market - is being developed by Diversity Films. To find out more and to sign …
Competition for filmmakers in Scots

The Babel Film Festival provides an opportunity for any Scots language filmmakers to broadcast their work. It is the first competition to promote cinema in linguistic minorities and to “give voice …
LUGGIN IN: Harriet Beecher Stowe

Welcome to the first in a series of features which focus on the Scots language through the descriptions and perceptions of people who encountered it as visitors to the country. The features cover …
Scots language fowk pey tribute tae John Law

John Law, ane o the best kent Scots language steerers o raicent times, deed aa a sudden on Seturday. Cllr Law wis ane o the bodies that set up the Scots Language Resource Centre in 1993 - SLRC becam …
Gie's back oor place names

The following article appeared in Lallans and is reproduced here with the kind permission of David Purves. There is no English version of this article. Seeminlie, at ae tyme the war a lassie in …
James Hogg poetry about love

James Hogg lived in the Borders, Dumfries and Edinburgh in the early 19th century. A contemporary of Burns and Scott, his work was somewhat overlooked at the time and is now being reassessed by academics …
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Burns Nicht an the Scots survey

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