Marion Angus

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Marion Angus


Born
in Sunderland, England
March 27, 1865

Died
August 18, 1946

Genre

Influences


Marion Emily Angus was a Scottish writer who wrote poetry in Scots. Her prose writings were mainly in English. She is seen as a forerunner of a Scottish Renaissance in inter-war poetry, as her verse marked a departure from the tradition of Robert Burns in a direction similar to that of Hugh MacDiarmid, Violet Jacob and others.

The daughter of a United Presbyterian Kirk minister, Angus grew up in Arbroath, and later lived in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Helensburgh, dying in Arbroath.

The first important published work by Marion Angus was a biography of her grandfather: Sheriff Watson of Aberdeen: the Story of his Life and his Work for the Young (1913). She did not begin to write poetry until after 1918. Her first volume, written in Scots, was The
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Average rating: 4.18 · 44 ratings · 7 reviews · 28 distinct works
The Singin Lass: Selected W...

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Voices from Their Ain Count...

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The Turn of the Day

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The Tinker's Road and Other...

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Selected Poems of Marion Angus

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The Lilt and Other Verses

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Sun & Candlelight

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Sheriff Watson of Aberdeen:...

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The Diary of Arthur Ogilvie

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Christabel's Diary

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“I had always felt that had I a muse it would disport itself in old ballad form.”
Marion Angus, Christabel's Diary