Selected Essays of Hugh MacDiarmid

Selected Essays of Hugh MacDiarmidSelected Essays of Hugh MacDiarmid, edited and introduced by Duncan Glen, brings together a wide ranging selection of prose by the poet otherwise known as Christopher Murray Grieve, a towering figure of twentieth century Scottish letters. While MacDiarmid is now recognized as one of the centurys great poets, his prolific prosescattered across journals, newspapers, pamphlets, and polemical tractsremains less accessible. Glens introduction situates

and supernatural forces swirl

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Known as a confidant of Sir Philip Sidney and a courtier under Queen Elizabeth I

and how later poets—whether in antiquity or the Renaissance—revived and reconfigured the genre for new purposes

Does it express a legitimate grievance or a smokescreen for undermining democracy

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even up to creative responses to the recent pandemic

At the end of the fifteenth century

with my brothers

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Barbara Fuchs seeks at once to rethink the category of the picaresque while firmly centering it once more in the early modern Hispanic world from which it emerged

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