SCROLL: Scottish Cultural Review of Language and Literature Online

Editors:
Rhona Brown
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John Corbett
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Sarah M. Dunnigan
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The Scottish Cultural Review of Language and Literature publishes new work in Scottish Studies, with a focus on analysis and reinterpretation of the literature and languages of Scotland, and the cultural contexts that have shaped them.

Authors are cordially invited to submit proposals and/or full manuscripts to the publisher at BRILL, Masja Horn.

The series published an average of 1,5 volumes per year over the last 5 years.
ISSN:
1879-5935
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Scottish Literature of the South Seas
Critical Studies of Scotland and the Pacific
Volume 35
978-90-04-68217-7
Scotland’s Harvest
Scottish Poetry and World War Two
Volume 34
By: Richie McCaffery
978-90-04-67928-3
The Sonnets of Thomas Pringle
Migration and Poetic Form
Volume 33
By: Patrick Lenahan
978-90-04-54993-7
Marriage in James Hogg’s Work
Plotting for Gender, Class, and Ethnic Equality
Volume 32
By: Barbara Leonardi
978-90-04-51999-2
Scots Folk Singers and their Sources
A Study of Two Major Scottish Song Collections
Volume 31
By: Caroline Macafee
978-90-04-46441-4
Sydney Goodsir Smith, Poet
Essays on His Life and Work
Volume 30
978-90-04-42649-8
Haunted Childhoods in George MacDonald
Volume 29
By: John Patrick Pazdziora
978-90-04-42061-8
Emblems in Scotland
Motifs and Meanings
Volume 28
By: Michael Bath
978-90-04-36406-6
Scott's Novels and the Counter-Revolutionary Politics of Place
Volume 27
By: Dani Napton
978-90-04-35278-0
The Fiction of Robin Jenkins
Some Kind of Grace
Volume 26
978-90-04-34249-1
Community in Modern Scottish Literature
Volume 25
978-90-04-31745-1
The Genius of Scotland
The Cultural Production of Robert Burns, 1785-1834
Volume 24
By: Corey E Andrews
978-90-04-29437-0
Pointed Encounters
Pointed Encounters: Dance in Post-Culloden Scottish Literature
Volume 23
By: Anne McKee Stapleton
978-94-012-1111-6
Scottish Theatre: Diversity, Language, Continuity
Volume 22
By: Ian Brown
978-94-012-0994-6
Scots: Studies in its Literature and Language
Volume 21
978-94-012-0990-8
The Scottish Sixties
Reading, Rebellion, Revolution?
Volume 20
978-94-012-0980-9
Language in Scotland
Corpus-based Studies
Volume 19
978-94-012-0974-8
Scotland and the 19th-Century World
Volume 18
978-94-012-0837-6
Uneasy Subjects
Postcolonialism and Scottish Gaelic Poetry
Volume 17
By: Silke Stroh
978-94-012-0057-8
Myths and the Mythmaker
A Literary Account of J.M. Barrie’s Formative Years
Volume 16
By: R.D.S. Jack
978-90-420-3219-4
Women Writers and the Edinburgh Enlightenment
Volume 15
By: Pam Perkins
978-90-420-3138-8
The Scottish Romance Tradition c. 1375–c. 1550
Nation, Chivalry and Knighthood
Volume 14
By: Sergi Mainer
978-90-420-2976-7
Beyond Identity
New Horizons in Modern Scottish Poetry
Volume 13
By: Attila Dósa
978-90-420-2788-6
Disappearing Men
Gender Disorientation in Scottish Fiction 1979-1999
Volume 12
By: Carole Jones
978-90-420-2699-5
Bella Caledonia
Woman, Nation, Text
Volume 11
By: Kirsten Stirling
978-94-012-0666-2
Kailyard and Scottish Literature
Volume 8
By: Andrew Nash
978-94-012-0441-5
Scotland in Europe
Volume 7
978-94-012-0358-6
Ethically Speaking
Voice and Values in Modern Scottish Writing
Volume 6
978-94-012-0347-0
Complete and Full with Numbers
The Narrative Poetry of Robert Henryson
Volume 5
By: John MacQueen
978-94-012-0185-8
Alasdair Gray
The Fiction of Communion
Volume 4
By: Gavin Miller
978-94-012-0189-6
Series Editors
Rhona Brown, University of Glasgow
John Corbett, BNU-HKBU United International College
Sarah Dunnigan, University of Edinburgh
Ronnie Young, University of Glasgow

Associate Editor
James McGonigal, University of Glasgow
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