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The Spirit of the Hebrides

The Spirit of the Hebrides

£10.99

Word and images inspired by Sorley MacLean

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Categories: Art & Photography, Book Shop, Poetry Tags: Hebrides, Highland Book Prize, Photography, Poetry, Raasay, Skye, Sorley MacLean
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The Spirit of the Hebrides combines the poetry of Kenneth Steven with the photography of Alastair Jackson and features images of Skye and Raasay in homage to one of Scotland s leading 20th century poets, Sorley McLean. The Spirit of the Hebrides explores islands as places to be discovered; places which shy away from recognition, yet are in some way familiar. Kenneth Steven s poetry reflects on the link between people and the land; how identity is shaped by wild places; the passing of many of the old ways of the Hebrides; the enduring beauty of these islands; the hospitality of their people and the depth of their spiritual awareness. Alastair Jackson s photography captures the wilder and remoter parts of Skye and Raasay, often in bad weather, but showing a glimmer of sunshine and hope on the horizon. His wide horizons and stormy sky offer a glimpse into both the turbulent past and the deep spirituality of the Hebrides. This book uniquely captures the spirit of the Hebrides.

Longlisted for the Highland Book Prize 2019.

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Weight0.218 kg
Dimensions16.6 × 20.9 × 1.3 cm
Author

Kenneth Steven

ISBN

9780715200360

Language

English

Paperback

80 pages

Photographer

Alastair Jackson

Publisher

Saint Andrew Press

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