Jim Carruth

8 books

Antlers of Water: Writing on the Nature and Environment of Scotland by Kathleen Jamie

Antlers of Water: Writing on the Nature and Environment of Scotland
Kathleen Jamie

304 pages • first pub 2020 (editions)

nonfiction classics essays literary nature reflective slow-paced

Antlers of Water: Writing on the Nature and Environment of Scotland

Kathleen Jamie

304 pages • first pub 2020 (editions)

nonfiction classics essays literary nature reflective slow-paced

Black Middens by Bridget Khursheed, Richie McCaffery, Padraig MacAoidh, Audrey Henderson, Helen Jackson, Olivia Ferguson, Pippa Little, M.J. Nicholls, Jim Carruth, Graham Fulton, Gerrie Fellows, Alison Irvine, Peter MacLaren, Alison Grant, John Burnside, Alistair McDonald, Seonaid Francis, Katy Ewing, Lindsay Macgregor, Jane Bonnyman, Margaret Callaghan, Ellie McDonald, Mary McIntosh, Katharine Grant, Harry Giles, Caitlynn Cummings, Defne Çizakça, Jean Atkin, Ian Crockatt, Carl MacDougall, Dorothy Baird, Helen Boden, Kate Campbell, Sharon MacGregor, Sylvia Hays, Rody Gorman, Elizaveta Feklistova, Gregor Addison, Shena Mackay, James McGonigal, Aonghas MacNeacail, A.C. Clarke, Sarah Lowndes, Angela Hughes, Jenni Daiches, Stewart Conn, Donal McLaughlin, Crìsdean MhicGhilleBhàin, Zoë Strachan, Lorn Macintyre, Jen Hadfield

Black Middens
New Writing Scotland #31

Bridget Khursheed, Richie McCaffery, Padraig MacAoidh, Audrey Henderson, Helen Jackson, Olivia Ferguson, Pippa Little, M.J. Nicholls, Jim Carruth, Graham Fulton, Gerrie Fellows, Alison Irvine, Peter MacLaren, Alison Grant, John Burnside, Alistair McDonald, Seonaid Francis, Katy Ewing, Lindsay Macgregor, Jane Bonnyman, Margaret Callaghan, Ellie McDonald, Mary McIntosh, Katharine Grant, Harry Giles, Caitlynn Cummings, Defne Çizakça, Jean Atkin, Ian Crockatt, Carl MacDougall, Dorothy Baird, Helen Boden, Kate Campbell, Sharon MacGregor, Sylvia Hays, Rody Gorman, Elizaveta Feklistova, Gregor Addison, Shena Mackay, James McGonigal, Aonghas MacNeacail, A.C. Clarke, Sarah Lowndes, Angela Hughes, Jenni Daiches, Stewart Conn, Donal McLaughlin, Crìsdean MhicGhilleBhàin, Zoë Strachan, Lorn Macintyre, Jen Hadfield

314 pages • first pub 2013 (editions)

fiction poetry short stories emotional reflective slow-paced

Black Middens

New Writing Scotland #31

Bridget Khursheed, Richie McCaffery, Padraig MacAoidh, Audrey Henderson, Helen Jackson, Olivia Ferguson, Pippa Little, M.J. Nicholls, Jim Carruth, Graham Fulton, Gerrie Fellows, Alison Irvine, Peter MacLaren, Alison Grant, John Burnside, Alistair McDonald, Seonaid Francis, Katy Ewing, Lindsay Macgregor, Jane Bonnyman, Margaret Callaghan, Ellie McDonald, Mary McIntosh, Katharine Grant, Harry Giles, Caitlynn Cummings, Defne Çizakça, Jean Atkin, Ian Crockatt, Carl MacDougall, Dorothy Baird, Helen Boden, Kate Campbell, Sharon MacGregor, Sylvia Hays, Rody Gorman, Elizaveta Feklistova, Gregor Addison, Shena Mackay, James McGonigal, Aonghas MacNeacail, A.C. Clarke, Sarah Lowndes, Angela Hughes, Jenni Daiches, Stewart Conn, Donal McLaughlin, Crìsdean MhicGhilleBhàin, Zoë Strachan, Lorn Macintyre, Jen Hadfield

314 pages • first pub 2013 (editions)

fiction poetry short stories emotional reflective slow-paced

Killochries
Jim Carruth

144 pages • first pub 2015 (editions)

fiction poetry reflective medium-paced

Killochries

Jim Carruth

144 pages • first pub 2015 (editions)

fiction poetry reflective medium-paced

Bale Fire
Jim Carruth

missing page info • first pub 2019 (editions)

adventurous informative reflective medium-paced

Bale Fire

Jim Carruth

missing page info • first pub 2019 (editions)

adventurous informative reflective medium-paced

Black Cart
Jim Carruth

128 pages • first pub 2017 (editions)

reflective slow-paced

Black Cart

Jim Carruth

128 pages • first pub 2017 (editions)

reflective slow-paced

Far Field
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Jim Carruth

Far Field
Jim Carruth

96 pages • first pub 2023 (editions)

challenging emotional reflective medium-paced

Far Field
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Jim Carruth

Far Field

Jim Carruth

96 pages • first pub 2023 (editions)

challenging emotional reflective medium-paced

He Said, She Said, I Said by Diana Hendry

He Said, She Said, I Said
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Diana Hendry

He Said, She Said, I Said
Diana Hendry with Brian Johnstone, Graham Fulton, Helen Sedgwick, Cynthia Rogerson, Roddie McKenzie, Nadine Aisha Jassat, Jim Carruth, Lydia Harris, Andy Jackson, Julie Robertson, Linda Cracknell, Jacqueline Thompson, Alan Macfarlane, Sylvia Dow, Colin Will, Judith Taylor, Jane Aldous, Jennifer M. Baker, Lisa Lee, Wes Lee, Joan Lennon, Mandy Haggith, Viccy Adams, Robin Lloyd-Jones, Henry Bell, Brian Hamill, James McGonigal, David McVey, Mairi Murphy, Suzie Maguire, Sharon Gunason Pottinger, John Young, Niall O'Gallagher, Catherine Ogston, Heather Parry, Anna Crowe, Rose McDonagh, Rachel Plummer, Hugh McMillan, Lynsey Calderwood, Gordon Gibson, Harry Smart, Louise Farquhar, Sarah Isaac, Graeme Stones, Ian McDonough, Laura Morgan, Rachael McGill, Andrew Neilson

missing page info • first pub 2017 (editions)

He Said, She Said, I Said
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Diana Hendry

He Said, She Said, I Said

Diana Hendry with Brian Johnstone, Graham Fulton, Helen Sedgwick, Cynthia Rogerson, Roddie McKenzie, Nadine Aisha Jassat, Jim Carruth, Lydia Harris, Andy Jackson, Julie Robertson, Linda Cracknell, Jacqueline Thompson, Alan Macfarlane, Sylvia Dow, Colin Will, Judith Taylor, Jane Aldous, Jennifer M. Baker, Lisa Lee, Wes Lee, Joan Lennon, Mandy Haggith, Viccy Adams, Robin Lloyd-Jones, Henry Bell, Brian Hamill, James McGonigal, David McVey, Mairi Murphy, Suzie Maguire, Sharon Gunason Pottinger, John Young, Niall O'Gallagher, Catherine Ogston, Heather Parry, Anna Crowe, Rose McDonagh, Rachel Plummer, Hugh McMillan, Lynsey Calderwood, Gordon Gibson, Harry Smart, Louise Farquhar, Sarah Isaac, Graeme Stones, Ian McDonough, Laura Morgan, Rachael McGill, Andrew Neilson

missing page info • first pub 2017 (editions)

The Hunterian Museum Poems: A History of the World in Objects and Poems from The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow by Alan Riach

The Hunterian Museum Poems: A History of the World in Objects and Poems from The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow
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Alan Riach

The Hunterian Museum Poems: A History of the World in Objects and Poems from The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow
Alan Riach with Sheena Blackhall (Contributor), Gerry Cambridge (Contributor), Jim Carruth (Contributor), Christine De Luca (Contributor), Lesley Duncan (Contributor), Gerrie Fellows (Contributor), Bashabi Fraser (Contributor), Jane Goldman (Contributor), John Glenday (Contributor), Jen Hadfield (Contributor), Diana Henry (Contributor), David Kinloch (Contributor), Pàdraig MacAoidh (Contributor), Aonghas MacNeacail (Contributor), Richie McCaffery (Contributor), Peter McCarey (Contributor), James McGonigal (Contributor), Edwin Morgan (Contributor), Liz Niven (Contributor), Donny O'Rourke (Contributor), Janet Paisley (Contributor), Richard Price (Contributor), John Purser (Contributor), Alan Spence (Contributor), Gerda Stevenson (Contributor), Sheila Templeton (Contributor), Hamish Whyte

138 pages • first pub 2017 (editions) user-added

nonfiction poetry

The Hunterian Museum Poems: A History of the World in Objects and Poems from The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow
—
Alan Riach

The Hunterian Museum Poems: A History of the World in Objects and Poems from The Hunterian Collection at the University of Glasgow

Alan Riach with Sheena Blackhall (Contributor), Gerry Cambridge (Contributor), Jim Carruth (Contributor), Christine De Luca (Contributor), Lesley Duncan (Contributor), Gerrie Fellows (Contributor), Bashabi Fraser (Contributor), Jane Goldman (Contributor), John Glenday (Contributor), Jen Hadfield (Contributor), Diana Henry (Contributor), David Kinloch (Contributor), Pàdraig MacAoidh (Contributor), Aonghas MacNeacail (Contributor), Richie McCaffery (Contributor), Peter McCarey (Contributor), James McGonigal (Contributor), Edwin Morgan (Contributor), Liz Niven (Contributor), Donny O'Rourke (Contributor), Janet Paisley (Contributor), Richard Price (Contributor), John Purser (Contributor), Alan Spence (Contributor), Gerda Stevenson (Contributor), Sheila Templeton (Contributor), Hamish Whyte

138 pages • first pub 2017 (editions) user-added

nonfiction poetry

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