Bøger af Alasdair Gray

"In the 1880s in Glasgow, Scotland, medical student Archibald McCandless finds himself enchanted with the intriguing creature known as Bella Baxter. Supposedly the product of the fiendish scientist Godwin Baxter, Bella was resurrected for the sole purpose of fulfilling the whims of her benefactor. As his desire turns to obsession, Archibald's motives to free Bella are revealed to be as selfish as Godwin's, who claims her body and soul. But Bella has her own passions to pursue. Passions that take her to aristocratic casinos, low-life Alexandria, and a Parisian bordello, reaching an interrupted climax in a Scottish church. Exploring her station as a woman in the shadow of the patriarchy, Bella knows it is up to her to free herself--and to decide what meaning, if any, true love has in her life."--

Alasdair Gray's remarkable retelling of Dante's Divine Comedy; this edition brings Gray's Hell, Purgatory and Paradise together into a single edition for the first time

A fantastical comedy from the irreplaceable Alasdair Gray

From the genius of Scottish letters, a satire of religion, the media and London

The first short story collection from the irreplaceable Alasdair Gray, sublimely decorated throughout

The final book from the late Alasdair Gray - the conclusion to his remarkable interpretation of Dante's Divine Comedy

The essential essay collection from one of Britain's most fascinating and acclaimed writers and artists, Alasdair Gray

The unforgettable, challenging and experimental second novel from the author of Lanark. Introduced by Will Self

Part one of Alasdair Gray's remarkable interpretation of Dante's La Divina Commedia

'The best Scottish novelist since Sir Walter Scott' ANTHONY BURGESS. The cornerstone epic, introduced by William Boyd

A polemic on the case for Scottish independence by the writer, artist, thinker and cultural icon, Alasdair Gray

An authoritative collection of Alasdair Gray's stories gathered over the last twenty five years

With an introduction by Alasdair Gray.

A fantastic layered novel of stories within stories set in Athens, Florence, Somerset, and Glasgow.

The autobiography in words and pictures of one of Britain's most fascinating and acclaimed writers and artists, Alasdair Gray

A collection of stories that describe painful kinds of education, the title story describing how an uninhibited woman educates a prim Scottish lecturer.

Shows the high jinks of many folk in the last stages of physical, moral and social decrepitude - a sure tonic for the young.

A tale of border warfare, military and erotic, set in the twenty-third century, where the women rule the kingdom and the men play war games. But Wat, the History Maker himself, does not play entirely by the rules, and when a woman, Delilah Puddock, joins the fray, this 'utopian' history is further enlivened.

A great, fascinating work from award winning novelist Alasdair Gray chronicling the history of how literature spread and developed through three British nations and most North American states.

This pamphlet is for anyone alarmed by the present British government. The authors are Alasdair Gray, writer of fiction and pamphlets such as Why Scots Should Rule Scotland, and Adam Tomkins, Professor of Public Law in the University of Glasgow and author of Public Law and Our Republican Constitution.