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by James Kelman
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by George Mackay Brown
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by Ron Butlin
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by Alasdair Gray
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by William McIlvanney
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‘Here a human history is mined with humour and a clenching sense of its sombre inequities: man’s squat but lengthening shadow in the sun’
( Guardian )‘He has a hard muscular quality to his writing. Some of his phrases hammer against you like a collier’s pick.’
( The Times )‘An intense, witty and beautifully wrought novel’
( Daily Telegraph )At the end of 1903, in a tough, working-class town in the West of Scotland, Tam Docherty’s youngest son, Conn is born. Tam is determined that life and the pits c won’t swallow up his boy the way it has him. Courageous and questioning, Docherty emerges as a leader of almost indomitable strength, but in a close-knit community tradition is a powerful opponent.
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