Shale Voices - Alistair Findlay

Shale Voices

Buch | Hardcover
224 Seiten
1999
Luath Press Ltd (Verlag)
978-0-946487-78-3 (ISBN)
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This work provides an insight into the shale mining industry that employed generations of Scots, had an impact on the social, political and cultural history of Scotland, and gave birth to the modern large oil companies. The book contains photographs, drawings, and short stories on this period.
This comprehensive work features oral history, local journalism and family history to provide documentation of Scotland's shale mining industry; of the people, communities and generations of families involved, and the cultural and political impact of the industry. It includes numerous photographs, drawings, poetry and short stories which should appeal to any reader with an interest in Scotland's social and cultural history.

Alistair Finlay has a BA ( Hons) in Literature and Social Sciences ( Open University), an MA in Applied Social Studies ( Bradford University), a Certificate in Scottish Cultural Studies ( Edinburgh University), and an M PHIL in Modern Poetry ( Stirling University). His poert has been published in various literary magazines. He works as a Senior Social Worker in Livingston for West LOthian Council, and he resides in Bathgate.

Preface Tam Dalyell MP Introduction Poem: Shale Voices Poem Alistair Finlay Comment Poem: Dennis O'Donnell SHALE VOICES: Mining Talk Right Right Socialists That's your Graith Braes: Cousy and Cuddy No Rats Wife Talking: Clash-me-doon Sundays Denitist Children Tarbrax: The Fighting C...s Pitch & Toss Quotis Pit-ponies The Japanese Shale And they sent for Sommerville &me again A roof like glass Executed The stone, the coal and the shale Burned Tramps & Toffs Checkweightman Thingunnied: Working the surface haulage A carbride lamp Shale from here to Ayre Half a-crown extra for the faceman A company Union the filing and drawing They were called rebels Poem: Raymond Ross Poem: Alistair Finlay THE BURNGRANGE DISASTER Section 2

Erscheint lt. Verlag 1.12.1999
Vorwort Tam Dalyell
Zusatzinfo illustrations, photographs
Verlagsort Edinburgh
Sprache englisch
Maße 155 x 230 mm
Themenwelt Literatur Lyrik / Dramatik Lyrik / Gedichte
Sachbuch/Ratgeber Sport Golf
ISBN-10 0-946487-78-2 / 0946487782
ISBN-13 978-0-946487-78-3 / 9780946487783
Zustand Neuware
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