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The Islands of Shetland by Herman Moll, published 1745

Scots Scriever sought from Shetland

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Taylor Dyson, 2025 Scots Scriever, in front of Dundee Rep Theatre

Dundee and Angus Scots Scriever announced

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Neil Howard

Dundee and Angus Scots Scriever sought for prestigious residency

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Poet and novelist Jackie Kay at the National Library of Scotland. The National Library has acquired her literary archive for the national collections. Credit: Neil Hanna

Jackie Kay chooses National Library as home for her archive

The literary archive of award-winning writer and former Makar Jackie Kay has been acquired by the National Library of Scotland.

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Early manuscripts of Poor Things in the hand of Alasdair Gray, as well as his artwork.

Final part of Alasdair Gray archive joins ‘Poor Things’ at National Library

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Dumfries and Galloway-based Susi Briggs is a poet, author, storyteller, musician and podcaster with a passion for the Scots language. Credit: Kim Ayres

New Scots Scriever announced

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Digital scan of a full-colour map of Galloway (1943)

Galloway Scots Scriever sought for prestigious residency

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P6 pupils from Bun-sgoil Taobh na Pàirce, Edinburgh tune in to some Gaelic folktales at the National Library of Scotland. Credit: Neil Hanna

National Library of Scotland seeks a Gàidhlig Storymaker

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The 2022–23 Scots Scriever, Shane Strachan. He is sitting on stairs and looking at the camera, with an open book in his hands.

Scots Scriever starts exciting new role

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Detail of books as seen in the stacks at George IV Bridge, Edinburgh.

Doric creative sought for Scots Scriever role

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Pen Names marketing

National Library exhibition explores why writers use pen names

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Historic Manuscripts
Ian Rankin donated his literary archive to the National Library of Scotland in 2019.

Ian Rankin archive ready for exploration

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