Poetry reading marks St Andrew’s day
One of the greatest Gaelic voices of our time will give a special poetry reading to mark Scotland's national day.
One of the greatest Gaelic voices of our time will give a special poetry reading to mark Scotland's national day.
A University of St Andrews academic will deliver a prestigious British Academy lecture tonight (Thursday 20 October 2005).
* Caption - Four of the poets involved - Professor Robert Crawford and John Burnside (back) and Kathleen Jamie and Don Paterson (front) *
Author Bill Bryson, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament George Reid and Poet Seamus Heaney are among those receiving honorary degrees from the University of St Andrews this week.
A collection of poems by creative writing lecturer Kathleen Jamie has won Scotland's 'most valuable literary prize'.
Author Bill Bryson, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament George Reid and Poet Seamus Heaney are just some of those receiving honorary degrees from the University of St Andrews next month.
An Honorary Professor of English at the University of St Andrews described as 'the most significant English-language poet born since the Second World War', will perform a special reading at the University this week.
A University of St Andrews student has received a major art prize.
CAPTION: Kathleen Jamie, winner of the 2004 Forward Prize.