The Edinburgh Lectures 2010/11: Talking Cities

The City in Scottish Literature by James Robertson
6.30pm, Wednesday 9 February 2011
The Lindsay Stewart Lecture Theatre, Craiglockhart Campus
 
Edinburgh Napier University is delighted to present ‘The City in Scottish Literature’ by James Robertson, the University’s Writer in Residence.

James is a novelist, short story writer, poet, translator, editor and publisher. Born in 1958, he studied history at The University of Edinburgh and worked in the book trade before becoming a full-time writer.
 
His many publications include two collections of stories, four novels; The Fanatic, Joseph Knight, The Testament of Gideon Mack and And the Land Lay Still, poetry, essays, a collection of Scottish ghost stories and a dictionary of Scottish quotations.

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