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A History of Scottish Literature
Episode 5: Twa Corbies and Tartan Noir
28 minutes
on BBC Radio Scotland MW
Billy Kay traces Scottish literature from its origins to the present. He explores the dark side of Scotland's literature from ballads and gothic horror to tartan noir. Show more
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