Neil M. Gunn
Subtitle: the man and the writer
By: edited by Alexander Scott & Douglas Gifford.
Contributors: Gunn, Neil Miller, 1891-1973.; Scott, Alexander, 1920- ed.; Gifford, Douglas, 1940- ed.
Publisher: Blackwood
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 400
Subjects: Gunn, Neil Miller, 1891-1973 -- Criticism and interpretation; Highlands (Scotland) in literature
Notes: Collection of essays in honour of the eightieth birthday of Neil Miller Gunn.
Erratum slip inserted.
Table of contents: title: Brown, G. M. The burning harp.; title: Hart, F. R. Neil M. Gunn: a brief memoir.; title: Paterson, N. A friendship.; title: Ross, J. Early tides: the first novels.; title: Rescanières, M.-H. Scottish saga: Sun circle and Butcher's broom.; title: Gifford, D. The source of joy: Highland River.; title: Scott, A. Folk epic: The silver darlings.; title: Campbell, D. True imagination: The Silver darlings.; title: Shepherd, G. The way to wisdom: Young Art and Old Hector.; title: Noble, A. Fable of freedom: The green isle of the great deep.; title: Bruce, G. Handling the unbearable: The serpent and the drinking well.; title: Hart, F. R. Comedy and transcendence in Neil Gunn's later fiction.; title: Conn, S. The well of delight.; title: Aitchison, J. The quick movement of affection: Neil M. Gunn's short stories, plays and essays.; title: Pick, J. B. The boy in the stream: the development of some fundamental concepts in the work of Neil M. Gunn.; title: Wittig, K. Neil Gunn's animistic vision.; title: Reid, A. Neil Gunn's mysticism.; title: MacDiarmid, H. Neil Gunn and the Scottish renaissance.; title: Caird, J. B. Neil Gunn and Scottish fiction.; title: Aitken, W. R. Neil M. Gunn: a bibliography.