The Scottish review of politics, current affairs, history and the arts.
Features
Antonio Gramsci: A Letter Ron Mackay on Protestant Extremists in Scotland Without Snapping, a short story by Derek Bowman John Murdoch: A Land and Labour Pioneer by J.D. Young A Selection of John Murdoch's Editorials from 'The Highlander' The Argyll Islands by John McEwan Who are the Owners? by Ray Burnett John MacInnes on Sorley Maclean's Hallaig A Theory of Tourism by Hans Magnus Enzensberger The Gas Man Cometh a short story by Douglas Bennett Tributes to Jeannie Robertson and Sydney Goodsir Smith
Poetry
Poems by John Manson, Uilleam Mac Dhun-leibhe and Edwin Morgan
Reviews
Kenneth O. Morgan, Keir Hardie: Radical and Socialist, reviewed by J.D. Young The Muckle Sangs (TNGM 119/D), reviewed by Peter Hall The Muckle Sangs (TNGM 119/D), reviewed by Ian R. Carter Gaelic Psalms from Lewis, reviewed by Dolina Maclennan A Double Scotch: Edwin Morgan and Alexander Scott read their own poetry, reviewed by Janet Meldrum The Russell Family of Doolin, County Clare (Topic 12TS251), reviewed by John Strachan Flora Garry, Bennygoak and Other Poems, reviewed by Robert Garioch Sydney Goodsir Smith, Gowdspink in Reekie, reviewed by Donald Campbell Robin Fulton, Contemporary Scottish Poetry August Strinberg, To Damascus, reviewed by Judith Stamper Tony Cliff, The Crisis: Social Contract or Socialism, reviewed by Ron Brown Isabel Frances Grant, Highland Folk Ways & Alexandra Stewart, The Glen that was, reviewed by John Alexander Kenneth MacKinnon, The Lion's Tongue, reviewed by Ray Burnett Roger Manvell & Heinrich Fraenkel, The Hundred Days to Hitler, reviewed by Paul Addison Robin Blackburn (ed.), Explosion in a Sub-Continent, reviewed by Ysuf Ahmad Josef Mindszenty, Memoirs, reviewed by Peter Hebbelthwaite Steve Gooch, Will Wat? If nor, Wat Will? & The Motor Show, reviewed by Kathryn Kelly The Bolsheviks and the October Revolution: Minutes of the Central Committee of the Russian Social-Democratic Labour Party, August 1917 - February 1918, reviewed by Evan Mawdsley Joseph Heller, Something Happened, reviewed by Frederic Lindsay
Ray Burnett has had an active engagement with Irish - Scottish cultural, social and political affairs since the 1960s. He edited Calgacus, the Scottish review of politics, current affairs, history and the arts from early 1975 to Spring 1976. In the 1980s, he was a member of the Editorial Board of the Scottish and international literature, arts and affairs magazine, Cencrastus.