dèanamh gàire ris a’ chloc

Aonghas MacNeacail

£12.99

MacNeacail casts his eye on love, aging, memory, language, politics and landscape in this masterful bilingual collection

ISBN: 1828 Category:

ISBN: 9781846972300

Publisher: Polygon

Publication date: 08 June 2012

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Polygon, 2012. 192 pages. Paperback.

Shortlisted for the Saltire Book of the Year award Widely regarded as the foremost poet writing today in the Gaelic language, MacNeacail casts his eye on love, aging, memory, language, politics and landscape in this masterful bilingual collection. Demonstrating MacNeacail's usual tight mastery of form and beautifully controlled rhythm, this collection, published to mark the poet's seventieth birthday, is a celebration of the best of contemporary Scottish poetry.

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