Duncan Glen - Bibliography

Bibliography

Works and anthologies by Duncan Glen in the National Library of Scotland and the British Library.

• 21 poems after drawings, etc. by George Hollingworth, et al. 2000
• Antigruppo Palermo, gruppoanti. 1974
• Apprentice angel / Hugh MacDiarmid. 1963
• Autobiography of a poet 1986
• Bibliography of Scottish poets from Stevenson to 1974 compiled with an introduction by Duncan Glen with a preface by Hugh MacDiarmid 1974
• Bonnie fechter : Alexander Scott 1920-1989. 1990
• Bright they shine : Cambuslang poetry / by Patrick Hamilton ... ; with an introduction by Duncan Glen. 2001
• Builts and wellies, or, Sui generis a sequence of poems by Duncan Glen with illustrations by George Hollingworth. 1976
• Christmas fable for Margaret Duncan Glen
• Cled score poems Duncan Glen 1974
• Clydesdale a sequence o poems by Duncan Glen 1971
• Clydeside kinsfolk : the lives and times of a typically extended Lowland * Scottish family 1694 to 1994 : Cambuslang, * Rutherglen & East Kilbride / by Duncan Glen. 1995
• Collected poems, 1965-2005 / by Duncan Glen. 2006
• Echoes : frae classical and Italian poetry / by Duncan Glen. 1992
• Elegies : a selection from 1966-2003 / by Duncan Glen. 2006
• Essay in response to critical essays on contemporary Scottish poetry in Akros magazine / George Bruce ; edited by Duncan Glen. 2005
• European poetry in Scotland an anthology of translations edited by Peter France & Duncan Glen 1989
• Evergreen song lyrics : a selection from the poetry of the British Isles & America / chosen by Duncan Glen with commentaries. 2000
• Extended Glen family of Cambuslang, Lanarkshire, Scotland & their descendants 1694-1998 / by Duncan Glen. 1998
• Familiar epistles between William Hamilton of Gilbertfield in Cambuslang and Allan Ramsay in Edinburgh : with an extract from William Hamilton of Gilbertfield's version of Blind Harry's Wallace / edited with an introduction by Duncan Glen ; with prefaces by R.K.D. Milne and Neil McCallum. 2000
• Feres poems by Duncan Glen. 1971
• Five literati an anon (Scot lit. anti lit. pop) symposium created by Duncan Glen 1976
• Follow! Follow! Follow! and other poems by Duncan Glen. 1976
• Forward from Hugh MacDiarmid, or, Mostly out of Scotland being fifteen years of Duncan Glen, Akros Publications 1962-1977 by Duncan Glen with a check-list of publications, August 1962-August 1977. 1977
• Four Scottish poets of Cambuslang & Dechmont Hill, 1626-1990 : Patrick Hamilton, Minister at Cambuslang 1626-1645, Lieutenant William Hamilton of Gilbertfield, Cambuslang, John Struthers, born at East Kilbride, and poet of Dechmont [1776-1850 and Duncan Glen. 1996
• Friars of Berwick : a narrative poem in Scots / edited with an introduction by Duncan Glen. 2002
• Gaitherings poems in Scots by Duncan Glen. 1977
• Geeze! a sequence of poems by Duncan Glen. 1985
• Graphic lines. 1975
• Historic Fife Murders at Falkland, St. Andrews & Magus Muir : journeys through Fife between Forth and Tay / by Duncan Glen. 2002
• Hugh Glen and the Victoria Drinking Fountain, Cambuslang : a family memoir. 2005
• Hugh MacDiarmid & Duncan Glen : a prospect from Brownsbank : poems, biographical notes and a bibliography. 1998
• Hugh MacDiarmid, a critical survey edited by Duncan Glen. 1972
• Hugh MacDiarmid an essay for 11 August 1977
• Hugh MacDiarmid and the Scottish Renaissance. 1964
• Hugh MacDiarmid, or, Out of Langholm and into the world
• Hugh MacDiarmid: rebel poet and prophet. A short note on the occasion of his seventieth birthday. 1962
• Illustrious Fife : literary, historical & architectural pathways & walks. 1998
• In appearances. 1971
• In place of wark, or, Man of art : a sequence in thirty pairts. 1977
• 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 : with photographs and illustrations. 2006
• In the small hours, or, To be about to be a poem in thirty parts. 1984
• Individual and the twentieth-century Scottish literary tradition. 1971
• Inextinguishable part 14 of realities poems 1977
• Ither sangs 1978
• John Atman and other poems; with an introduction by Leonard Mason. 2001
• Journey into Scotland : poems 1991
• Journey past - a sequence o poems 1971
• Keepsake for New Year 2000 from Akros Publications : poems. 2000
• Kirkcaldy : a new illustrated history. 2004
• Kirkcaldy : a photographic guide and introduction to the history of the town. 2005
• Lanark & the Falls of Clyde ... : Lanarkshire past and present, a rediscovery & anthology. 2001
• Literary masks of Hugh MacDiarmid. 1964
• Long Calderwood, old East Kilbride ; and its associations with John & William Hunter and the poetry of Anne Hunter, Joanna Baillie & John Struthers, with a selection of poems by Anne Hunter and Joanna Baillie. 2005
• Makars' walk. Walks in the old town of Edinburgh, with an anthology of poetry selected and walked by Duncan Glen 1990
• Morning taken with the sun : an anthology of poems in short shining stanzas / 2001
• Mr & Mrs J.L. Stoddart at home a poem by Duncan Glen 1975
• Nation in a parish : a new historical prospect of Scotland from the parish of Cambuslang 1995
• New history of Cambuslang 1998
• Nottingham : a poem 1984
• Nuova poesia Scozzese / Duncan Glen, Nat Scammacca. 1976
• Nuova Scozia : undici poesie di Duncan Glen / scelte e tradotte dallo scozzese da Enzo Bonventre. 1996
• Of marks & memories : a gallimaufry of printers', publishers' and others' marks, devices, emblems, crests, arms, symbols or logos 2005
• Of philosophers and tinks. A sequence of poems. 1977
• On midsummer evenin merriest of nichts? 1981
• Orchardlands & Avondale & Bothwell ... : Lanarkshire past and present, a rediscovery & anthology 2001
• Out to the Calf of Man, September 1989 : a poem and etchings. 1990
• Photographic celebration at the ruins of Bighty Farm 2002
• Poems in Scots Hugh MacDiarmid 1963
• Poems on art works : a selection by Duncan Glen. 2003
• Poetry of the Scots : an introduction and bibliographical guide to poetry in Gaelic, Scots, Latin and English 1991
• Poets & paintings : reinterpretations : an essay 2003
• Preston Polytechnic poets : Duncan Glen, Ian Harrow, Philip Pacey, Hugh Probyn / edited by Duncan Glen ; with illustrations by John Hodkinson. 1977
• Preston's new buildings by John Brook and Duncan Glen with photographs by Myra Jones and John Brook 1975
• Printing type designs : a new history from Gutenberg to 2000. 2001
• Querencia : saggio di traduzione poetica / Enzo Bonventre. 1994
• Ravenscraig Castle : with illustrations of Pathhead, Sinclairtown & Dysart 2001
• Realities poems by Duncan Glen 1980
• Robert Louis Stevenson and the Covenanters on the Bass Rock & 'The tale of Tod Lapraik' 2002
• Ruined rural Fife churches / photographed and introduced by Duncan Glen, with a selection of photographs of other ruined buildings. 2002
• Ruins of Newark Castle, St. Monans, autumn 2002 / introduced and photographed by Duncan Glen. 2003
• Scottish literary periodicals : three essays / David Finkelstein, Margery Palmer McCulloch, Duncan Glen. 1998
• Scottish literature : a new history from 1299 to 1999 1999
• Scottish poetry now as seen from London by Simon Foster 1966
• Seasons of delight : an anthology of poems on gardens, flowers, greenwoods & the sea / compiled and edited by Duncan Glen & Margaret Glen. 1998
• Selected elegies : poems with photographs / by Duncan Glen. 2001
• Selected essays of Hugh MacDiarmid edited with an introduction by Duncan Glen 1969
• Selected new poems : nineteen-eighty-seven to nineteen-ninety-six 1998
• Selected poems 1965 - 1990. 1991
• Selected Scottish and other essays / by Duncan Glen ; with an introduction by John Herdman. 1999
• Seventeen poems. 1997
• Situations - a sequence of poems by Duncan Glen with illustrations by Derek Carruthers 1984
• Something of the night and of the sun / 2001
• Splendid Lanarkshire : past and present : a rediscovery and anthology of prose & verse / written and compiled by Duncan Glen. 1997
• Spoiled for choice poems by Duncan Glen 1976
• State of Scotland a poem by Duncan Glen 1983
• Stevenson's Scotland / edited by Tom Hubbard & Duncan Glen. 2003
• Stones of time. A sequence of poems by Duncan Glen. 1984
• Sunny summer Sunday afternoon in the park? 1969
• Tales to be told - poems by Duncan Glen. 1987
• Ten bird sangs by Duncan Glen 1978
• Ten sangs by Duncan Glen. 1978
• Ten sangs of luve by Duncan Glen. 1978
• "This is no can of beans" : a prospect from the window of a small-press publisher by Duncan Glen]. 1999
• Three/trittico translators of poems by Duncan Glen : Nat Scammacca, Enzo Bonventre, Marco Scalabrino : Scots and English, Italiano and Siciliano. 2001
• Traivellin man. A sequence o poems by Duncan Glen with frontispiece by John Hodkinson. 1977
• Trittico scozzese : Duncan Glen, J.K. Annand, Hugh MacDiarmid / cura e traduzione dallo Scots di Enzo Bonventre ; traduzione in siciliano di Marco Scalabrino. 2001
• Turn of the earth a sequence of poems by Duncan Glen. 1985
• Twenty of the best : : a Galliard anthology of contemporary Scottish poetry / edited by Duncan Glen ; with drawings by Alfons Bytautas. 1990
• Unnerneath the bed / a poem by Duncan Glen. 1970
• Upper Clydesdale ... : Lanarkshire past and present, a rediscovery & anthology / by Duncan Glen. 2001
• Weddercock; or, Tale of the ill-taen caller at Easter Greenlees Ferm on 3 August 1910 a poem by Duncan Glen 1976
• Whither Scotland? a prejudiced look at the future of a nation. Edited by Duncan Glen. 1971
• William Maclellan's Scottish journal / images chosen and introduced by Duncan Glen. 2004
• William Williamson: Kirkcaldy architect by Duncan Glen. 2008
• Winter : a poem : and other verses / by James Thomson ; edited with an introductory essay by Duncan Glen. 2002