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Lochalsh, Wester Ross, Scotland
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Ann Matheson was born in Lochalsh, Wester Ross, into a Gaelic-speaking family. She was educated at Letterfearn School, Dingwall Academy and the Universities of St. Andrews and Edinburgh. She joined the National Library of Scotland in 1972 after some years in Finland. She has chaired the Consortium of European Research Libraries, the Literature Committee of the Scottish Arts Council, Literature Alliance Scotland and was Secretary-General of the Ligue de Bibliothèques Européennes de Recherche. She chairs the Library Advisory Committee at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig College.

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The Essential Robert Burns

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Lallans 99: Yuill 2021

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Ayont the Thistle: A gallim...

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Theories of Rhetoric in the...

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Somhairle Macgill-Eain

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The Bairns o Adam: The Pain...

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Lallans Nummer 59: Hairst 2001

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“Sorley MacLean's poetry, along with Derick Thomson's periodical Gairm (1951), the Gaelic Books Council (1968), the rise of Runrig (1973), the founding of Sabhal Mòr Ostaig on Skye (1973) and, economically, the Highlands and Islands Development Board (1965), set in train the revival of the Gaelic language and turned the orientation of thought and language of the Gaels from the traditions of the past to facing the future with an increased sense of confidence.”
― Ann Matheson, Ayont the Thistle: A gallimaufry of poetry and prose to mark the centenary (1926 - 2026) of Hugh MacDiarmid's 'A Drunk Man looks at the Thistle'



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