Scots: The Language of the People

by Carl MacDougall (Editor)

Scots accompanies the four-part television series to be screened by BBC2 in early 2006. Written and presented by Carl MacDougall, the series tells the story of the Scots language from its common roots with English to the present day.

272 pages, Paperback

First published June 30, 2006

About the author

Carl MacDougall was a Scottish writer. He wrote for theatre, radio and television in addition to being a short story writer. His first novel, Stone over Water was preceded by a collection of short stories, Elvis is Dead, published to great acclaim in 1986.

Reviews

[Nicola Morrice · Rating 3 out of 5]

Full of liitle gems of examples of Scottish literature. An excellent book which displays the wonderful works that have been written in our language.