01855nam a2200229Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029010002100070050002500091082001400116245008800130260003600218300002400254500002700278505109000305600007101395650004501466700004101511700004001552700003301592158958BIBL20160527183101.0730607s1973    nyua     b    010 0 eng    a 73161519 //r92300aPR6013.U64bZ8 1973b00a823/.9/1200aNeil M. Gunnbthe man and the writer.cEdited by Alexander Scott & Douglas Gifford.0 aNew YorkbBarnes & Noblec1973.  avii, 397 p.billus.  aErratum slip inserted.0 aTribute: Brown, G. M. The burning harp.--Biographical: Hart, F. R. Neil M. Gunn; a brief memoir. Paterson, N. A friendship.--Individual works: Ross, J. Early tides: the first novels. Rescanières, M.-H. Scottish saga: Sun circle and Butcher's broom. Gifford, D. The source of joy: Highland river. Scott, A. Folk epic: The silver darlings. Shepherd, G. The way to wisdom: Young Art and Old Hector. Noble, A. Fable of freedom: The green isle of great deep. Bruce, G. Handling the unbearable: The serpent and The drinking well. Hart, F. R. Comedy and transcendence in Neil Gunn's later fiction. Conn, S. The well of delight. Aitchison, J. The quick movement of affection: Neil M. Gunn's short stories, plays and essays.--General: Pick, J. B. The boy in the stream: the development of some fundamental concepts in the work of Neil M. Gunn. Wittig, K. Neil Gunn's animistic vision. Reid, A. Neil Gunn's mysticism. MacDiarmid, H. Neil Gunn and the Scottish renaissance. Caird, J. B. Neil Gunn and Scottish fiction.--Bibliographical: Aitken, W. R. Neil M. Gunn: a bibliography (p. [389]-397)10aGunn, Neil Millerd1891-1973xCriticism and interpretation.2Local 0aHighlands Scotland in literature.2Local10aGunn, Neil Millerd1891-1973.2Local10aGifford, Douglasd1940-eed.2Local10aScott, Alexandereed.2Local