Book Reviews

‘The Green Dress Whose Girl is Sleeping’ by Russell Jones

Review by Kevin MacNeil

‘Gilgamesh’s Snake and Other Poems’ by Ghareeb Iskander, translated from the Arabic by John Glenday and Ghareeb Iskander

Review by Sarah Irving

‘The Evergreen: A New Season in the North 2’ edited by Sean Bradley

Review by Carl MacDougall

‘The Birlinn of Clanranald’ by Alan Riach

Review by Ronald Black

‘Beredter Norden: Schottische Lyrik seit 1900 | Eloquent North: Scottish Poetry since 1900’ edited by Iain Galbraith

Review by Silke Stroh

‘To Be Continued …’ by James Robertson

Review by Daisy Johnson

‘This Far Back Everything Shimmers’ by Vicki Husband

Review by Alison Craig

‘Talking About Lobsters: New Writing Scotland 34’ edited by Gerry Cambridge and Diana Hendry

Review by Iain Maloney

‘The Sunlight Pilgrims’ by Jenni Fagan

Review by Pippa Goldschmidt

‘Settle’ by Theresa Muñoz

Review by Marija Spirkovska

‘Serious Sweet’ by A. L. Kennedy

Review by Kirsty Lear-Grant

‘Robert Louis Stevenson’ by David Robb

Review by Carolina Lopes

‘Riverkeep’ by Martin Stewart

Review by Lauren Murray

‘Light on Dumyat’ by Rennie McOwan

Review by Elizabeth Roberts

‘The International Companion to Edwin Morgan’ edited by Alan Riach

Review by Brian J. McAllister

‘The House Between Tides’ by Sarah Maine

Review by Alison Napier

‘Fugitive Colours’ by Liz Lochhead

Review by Richie McCaffery

‘From Arthur’s Seat: Creative Writing from the University of Edinburgh’ edited by Alyson Kissner, Amani Al-Remal, et al.

Review by Robert Wirth

‘Flout’ by Stephanie Green

Review by Alison Craig

‘Dirt’ by William Letford

Review by Colin Bramwell

‘The Comet Seekers’ by Helen Sedgwick

Review by Valerie Khaskin

‘Collyshangles in the Canopy’ by Ian Brown

Review by Colin Bramwell

‘The Brilliant & Forever’ by Kevin MacNeil

Review by Alistair Braidwood

‘Armadillos’ by P.K. Lynch

Review by Laura Morgan