Hugh MacDiarmid
1892 – 1978
95 works on record
Biography
Works
A lap of honour
Raucle Tongue: Volume 2 (Lives & Letters: Macdiarmid 2000)
Lucky Poet (Lives & Letters: MacDiarmid 2000)
Aesthetics in Scotland
The thistle rises
The complete poems of Hugh MacDiarmid
Poems
Lucky poet
More collected poems
A drunk man looks at the thistle
New selected letters
Albyn
Raucle Tongue
Hugh Macdiarmid
Contemporary Scottish studies
The socialist poems of Hugh MacDiarmid
Northern numbers
A Clyack-Sheaf
Selected poems
Song of the seraphim
In talk with Donnchadh bàn Mac an T'saoir
What's wrong with the "Songs of the Hebrides"
The uncanny Scot
Stony limits and other poems
John Montague's Ulster
Francis George Scott
John Knox
Twenty poems by Hugh MacDiarmid with twenty lithographs by William Johnstone
Scottish arts and letters
Two memories
The bonnie broukit bairn
Burns today and tomorrow
Poems [of] Hugh MacDiarmid, and a pibroch on his 80th birthday
Metaphysics and poetry
A note on some foreign translations of Burns
The Oxford book of Scottish verse chosen by John MacQueen and Tom Scott
Cranks never make good democrats
Direadh
The islands of Scotland
Living Scottish poets
The kind of poetry I want
Complete poems
The significance of R.E. Muirhead
The fall of France
A herd of does
The Hugh MacDiarmid-George Ogilvie letters
Second hymn to Lenin, and other poems
With the herring fishers
Hugh MacDiarmid and David Jones
Scots unbound and other poems
Cunninghame Graham
To Circumjack Cencrastus; or, The curly snake
The future of Scots poetry
Sydney Goodsir Smith
O wha's been here afore me lass?
An afternoon with Hugh MacDiarmid
Sorabji symposium
Whuchulls
On the asportation of the Scone stone
The eemis stane
Glasgow 1960
The blaward and the skelly
Vouchsafed, a sign
Selected lyrics
Poems to paintings by William Johnstone, 1933
Early lyrics by Hugh MacDiarmid
Introduction [to an exhibition of the work of William McCance]
The battle continues
Edinburgh's smoky scene
When the birds come back to Rhiannon
Five pieces of Miller
Mayakovskii
Montrose
Speaking for Scotland
In the Shetland Islands
Separatism
First hymn to Lenin, and other poems
The burning passion
Penny wheep
A kist of whistles
The company I've kept
Stony limits and Scots unbound
When an old man dies the commonest cliche of his obituarists is: "We will not see his like again"
David Hume
The ministry of water
The terrible crystal
Tribute to Harry Miller
Poems of Hugh MacDiarmid
At my father's grave
Poetry like the hawthorn
On a raised beach
Hugh Macdiarmid, selected lyrics
The master-voyager of our age
Virgilium vidi tantum
Annals of the five senses