ÙR-SGEUL - CELEBRATING TWENTY YEARS OF NEW GAELIC FICTION
Brosnachadh tro Ùr-Sgeul
Maureen NicLeòid – sgrìobhadair agus stiùiriche Sgeul Media. G’e bìth dè tha thu a’ feuchainn ri dhèanamh na do bheatha, tha brosnachadh a dhith agus dhomhsa, ’s e brosnachadh mòr a bh’ ann an Ùr-Sgeul. Anns a’ bhliadhna…
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Ùr-Sgeul – Alasdair H. Caimbeul
Tha am fear-naidheachd, eòlaiche cànain agus neach eadar-theangachaidh Alasdair H. Caimbeul a’ tòirt sùil air buaidh Ùr-Sgeul. Ciamar a chaidh gnothaichean a leasachadh, agus a bheil leasain ann? ÙR-SGEUL AGUS FICSEAN AN…
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Dàn – o Bhuta Leòdhais tro Bhonn gu Seattle
Martin MacIntyre
Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir – Ùr-SgeulFicsean @ Fichead Cò shaoileadh gun tigeadh an tuil? An tul-fhìrinn cha do shaoil cus. Ach thàinig sa Ghàidhlig seadh sa Ghàidhlig Ghàidhlig briathran de rosg feadhainn aca làn bàrdachd…
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ÙR-SGEUL – NA GUTHAN ÙRA
Alison Lang
… Thòisich Ùr-Sgeul gu làidir. A’ leantainn air a’ chur-air-bhog eachdraidheil aig Fèis Leabhraichean Dhùn Èideann, bhuannaich a’ chiad leabhar, Ath-Aithne agus Sgeulachdan Eile le Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir, duais Ciad L…
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FICSEAN AIG FICHEAD
Martin MacIntyre
Ùr-Sgeul, 2003, Fèis Leabhraichean Eadar-nàiseanta Dhùn Èideann – a’ chiad tachartas. Bho chlì: Anna Latharna Nic’IllIosa, Aonghas Pàdraig Caimbeul, Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir agus Aonghas Dubh MacNeacail. An dealbh @ Com…
READ MOREThe Gaelic Books Council celebrates twenty years of new Gaelic fiction. A new era began in 2003 with the emergence of Ùr-Sgeul, the pioneering initiative developed by the Gaelic Books Council in association with CLÀR. Professor Alan Riach, in Scottish Literature: An introduction (Luath, 2022), summarises the Ùr-Sgeul publishing project as “devoted to prose fiction and developing an increasingly impressive list of new titles: short stories and anthologies but mainly single-author novels”. The long-term aim was to stimulate and publish a diverse, plentiful range of Gaelic prose from a variety of writers: a body of work with an array of literary styles and subject matter. Over a ten year period, Ùr-Sgeul endeavoured to present and market this work in a way which would compare favourably to the best English language publishing initiatives. Since Ùr-Sgeul, other important fiction series have emerged including Aiteal (ACAIR), LASAG (Sandstone Press) and Ficsean Luath (Luath Press).
An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst – Vol. 3
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Ishbel MacLean, Myles Campbell, Des Scholes, Charles (Chuck) Tripp, Mary Flora MacVicar, Catriona Lexy Campbell agus Seonaidh Adams
An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst – Vol. 2
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Alison Lang, Donald John MacIver, Christine Stone, Steven Ritchie, Martin MacIntyre, Iain Cumming agus Mary MacAulay
An Claigeann aig Damien Hirst – Vol. 1
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Alasdair Campbell, Mary Anne MacDonald, Mairi E. MacLeod, Peter MacKay, Michael Klevenhaus, Mona Claudia Striewe agus Iain MacLean
An Latha as Fhaide
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Gymnippers Diciadain
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Màrtainn Mac an t-Saoir
Air a Thòir
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A’ Ghlainne agus Sgeulachdan Eile
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Màiri E NicLeòid
Freedom (SAORSA)
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Tim Armstrong, Maureen NicLeòid, Annie NicLeòid Hill, Màiri Anna NicDhòmhnaill, Seonaidh Adams, Mìcheal Klevenhaus, Mona Claudia Wagner, Seònaid NicDhòmhnaill, Gillebrìde Mac 'IlleMhaoil, Neil McRae, Cairistìona Stone Pàdraig MacAoidh agus Meg Bateman
Ath-Aithne
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