Duncan Glen
1933
Books
- La nuova Scozia
- John Atman
- In search of Serif Books, the Stanley Press & Joseph Mardel, publisher of Maurice Lindsay's Hurlygush and Sydney Goodsir Smith's Under the Eildon tree, & taking serious note of William Maclellan & Callum Macdonald
- Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve) and the Scottish renaissance
- Makars' walk
- Whither Scotland?
- An afternoon with Hugh MacDiarmid
- Clydeside kinsfolk
- On midsummer evenin, merriest of nichts
- Small press publishers of Scotland
- The Bright writers' guides to Scottish culture
- Hugh MacDiarmid & Duncan Glen
- Clydesdale
- Crossing schools of art
- Hugh MacDiarmid, rebel poet and prophet
- Poems on art works
- Fife photographs
- The turn of the earth
- The Bright writers' guides to Scottish culture
- Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher Murray Grieve)
- Our Duncan, who art in Trent
- European poetry in Scotland
- Buits and wellies, or, Sui generis
- Robert Louis Stevenson and the Covenanters on the Bass Rock & 'The tale of Tod Lapraik'
- Long Calderwood, old East Kilbride
- Of marks & memories
- Fringe of gold
- The Akros anthology of Scottish poetry, 1965-70
- The autobiography of a poet
- Collected poems, 1965-2005
- Hugh MacDiarmid or, out of Langholm and into the world
- William Maclellan's Scottish journal
- Kythings, and other poems
- Kirkcaldy
- Twenty of the best
- Preston Polytechnic poets
- Four Scottish poets of Cambuslang & Dechmont Hill, 1626-1990
- Poems addressed to Hugh MacDiarmid, and presented to him on his seventy-fifth birthday by John M. Bett [and others]
- A bibliography of Scottish poets from Stevenson to 1974
- Eden?
Author data: Open Library