Editors
Founding Editor (vols. 1–36): | G. Ross Roy, University of South Carolina |
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Editor (vols 37–50): | Patrick Scott, University of South Carolina |
Editor: | Tony Jarrells, University of South Carolina |
From vol. 51.1 (Spring 2025), SSL will be published by Edinburgh University Press and edited by Tony Jarrells (South Carolina) with Penny Fielding (Edinburgh) as Associate Editor. Articles and other enquiries may be sent to Tony Jarrells by email. For information about the journal, submission guidelines, digital access, and individual and institutional subscriptions, see: https://www.euppublishing.com/loi/ssl
Studies in Scottish Literature, founded in 1963 and based at the University of South Carolina since 1965, was the first refereed scholarly journal in its field and remains among the top Scottish literature journals internationally, publishing new research and critical debate on all periods of Scottish literature.
This issue, Hugh MacDiarmid at 100 (SSL49.1), guest-edited by Scott Lyall and James Benstead, commemorates the 100th anniversary of C. M. Grieve publishing work as "Hugh MacDiarmid."SSL49.2, 50.1, and 50.2 (the remaining issues under Patrick Scott's editorship) will be added to this site as ready, and present plans are that vols. 1-50 will continue to be available from this site.
For information about Scottish Poetry Reprints, South Carolina Scottish Literature Studies, and related occasional publications, see the link on this page for Print Subscriptions. For journal information for contributors through vol. 50, see the Aims or Rights links.
Current Issue: Volume 49, Issue 1 (2024) Hugh MacDiarmid at 100
Front Matter
Series Editors' Preface to SSL 49.1
Patrick Scott and Tony Jarrells
Articles
Introduction: Hugh MacDiarmid at 100
Scott Lyall
MacDiarmid the Spaceman: Extraterrestrial Space in Hugh MacDiarmid’s Poetry from Sangschaw to A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle
Michael H. Whitworth
Linguistic Islands: Archipelagic Perspectives in Hugh MacDiarmid’s ‘Vision of World Language’
Fiona Paterson
‘No further from the “centre of things”’: Peripheral Citation in Hugh MacDiarmid’s In Memoriam James Joyce
James Benstead
The Real Christopher: Sleights of Text and Mind Behind the Persona of Hugh MacDiarmid
Alexander Linklater
Notes/Documents
Denis Saurat’s ‘The Scottish Renaissance Group’ / ‘Le Groupe De “La Renaissance Écossaise”’: An English Translation
Paul Malgrati