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The Short Stories of George Mackay Brown
2014
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George Mackay Brown’s work is full of a deeply evocative sense of place and history; his work shows a deep respect for, and love of the natural world, but he is always conscious that there is a spiritual, supernatural dimension to reality. In his short stories especially, there is always the possibility of grace for his characters. Linden Bicket’s Scotnote examines ten of George Mackay Brown’s short stories, from across his long writing career, and explores their themes and characters.

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Linden Bicket
Linden Bicket
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Linden Bicket is Lecturer in Literature and Religion at the School of Divinity at the University of Edinburgh. She has published widely on issues of faith, belief and scepticism in modern Scottish writing, and her most recent books are (with Alison Jack and Emma Dymock) Scottish Religious Poetry from the Sixth Century to the Present (Saint Andrew's Press, 2024); with Kirsteen McCue) a centenary edition of George Mackay Brown's An Orkney Tapestry (Birlinn, 2021); George Mackay Brown and the Scottish Catholic Imagination (Edinburgh University Press, 2017); and (with Douglas Gifford) The Fiction of Robin Jenkins: Some Kind of Grace (Brill, 2017).
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