A vision o ma ain countree

A collection of some of the best female poets working in the Scots language today.

Track list

1. Kate YA Bone – Some Ghaists Haunt Housses
2. Kate YA Bone – The Last Fire
3. Kate YA Bone – Prayer to Saint Andrew
4. Muriel Ferrier – Howff
5. Muriel Ferrier – Saumen Rin
6. Tracy Ann Harvey – Breeks
7. Tracy Ann Harvey – It’s No Potata it’s Tatties
8. Tracy Ann Harvey – Leanne an Betty Throu the Wa
9. Tracy Ann Harvey – Ma Language
10. Tracy Ann Harvey – Schuil Dinners
11. Tracy Ann Harvey – Seagulls
12. Tracy Ann Harvey – Ettlin fur Freedom
13. Tracy Ann Harvey – The Ayr Witch
14. Tracy Ann Harvey – First Winch
15. Tracy Ann Harvey – Frogs
16. Irene Howat – Granfaither
17. Irene Howat – Winter of 47
18. Irene Howat – Wrannie
19. Irene Howat – Souch o a Poem
20. Irene Howat – Nip Nebs
21. Laureen Johnson – Deep
22. Laureen Johnson – Staunin Steen
23. Laureen Johnson – March-past at Arromanches
24. Jean Massie – Hill o the Faeries
25. Jean Massie – Balmarino Abbey
26. Jean Massie – Wrack an Waith
27. Edith MacArthur – The Braw Thocht
28. Anne McMaster – So Many Wurds for Soil
29. Anne McMaster – Ghaists
30. Anne McMaster – Whenever the Backend of the Year
31. Anne McMaster – The Cet Now are Getting Aul
32. Anne McMaster – All Life is Breath
33. Anne McMaster – Night – To Stert
34. Anne McMaster – Thanks
35. Anne McMaster – The Last Sang
36. Eilidh Rut NicBhalteir – The Storm
37. Dorothy Margaret Paulin – A Galloway Legend
38. Dorothy Margaret Paulin – Solway Tide
39. Dorothy Margaret Paulin – Wan Watter
40. Dorothy Margaret Paulin – Perplexity
41. Dorothy Margaret Paulin – Sodger’s Lass
42. Lynn Valentine – Ma faither at 4am
43. Lynn Valentine – Loss of the Westhaven
44. Lynn Valentine – The Leid o Hame
45. Lynn Valentine – Missin
46. Lynn Valentine – A lost Freen
47. Lynn Valentine – At the Clootie Well
48. Lynn Valentine – Snaw Blind