Collected Poems

Collected Poems by William McGonagall, published by Birlinn in 1992, is a comprehensive collection that showcases the work of one of Scotland’s notable alternative poets. This New Ed edition spans 558 pages and is presented in English. The book features a selection of McGonagall’s poetry, including pieces from his earlier works such as Poetic Gems, More Poetic Gems, and Last Poetic Gems, along with autobiographical material that was part of the original volumes.
Readers will find a diverse array of poems that reflect McGonagall’s unique style and perspective. The collection includes significant works like The Tay Bridge Disaster and The Death of Lord and Lady Dalhousie, providing insight into both his poetic themes and personal experiences. With its focus on poetry, this edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in European poetry, particularly from the English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh traditions.
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Discovering his poetic ability in 1877, William McGonagall has remained one of the most popular of Scotland’s alternative poets. This collection of his work includes poems from Poetic Gems, More Poetic Gems and Last Poetic Gems. Also included is autobiographical material which appeared in the original volumes of his work as well as The Tay Bridge Disaster and The Death of Lord and Lady Dalhousie.
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