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http://www.scottishstorytellingcentre.co.uk/lifestories/life_stories.asp In Spring 2010 Leith’s lunch clubs, residential homes, libraries, sheltered housing centres and churches were alive with the buzz of storytelling. From February to June, nine professional storytellers from the Life Stories group made a total of 42 outreach visits to older people’s groups in the Leith and Leith Walk areas of the City, including people with dementia. Tales of old Leith and its many characters were a favourite, and were complemented beautifully by stories from past and present everyday life, traditional Scottish stories and of course a song or two. The Scottish Storytelling Centre // Storytellers
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Paraig MacNeil is a Highland tradition bearer who tells stories mostly in English/Scots but can also tell in Gaelic or a mixture of all. Paraig MacNeil: Traditional Highland Storyteller http://www.paraigmacneil.co.uk/cv.htm
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http://www.tommurray.org/breakingnews.htm Tour finished 15th October, good reviews in The Times and The Scotsman. Tom Murray Writer | Out of My Head
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Edwin Morgan Archive at the Scottish Poetry Library
Brilliant international online literary journal based in Canada which has been featuring quality writing, interviews and reviews since 1999. Official website of writer, Laura Hird http://www.laurahird.com/litmagcentral.html