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Hamish MacDonald
"You suddenly became aware of a living literature, which was absolutely fantastic..."
In our first podcast of the year Ryan presents the first of his interviews from a recent trip to the Scottish Highlands, and he starts the ball rolling with poet, novelist and playwright Hamish MacDonald, director of creative writing centre Moniack Mhor. We also have a haunting track from Sheila K Cameron, "Last Night I Dreamed About Doris Lessing".
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Hamish MacDonald
Hamish is the Centre Director of Moniack Mhor, and is himself a writer based in Inverness. Published in fiction and poetry, he has also written several plays which have toured in Scotland and abroad and has written comedy and drama for radio and television. Hamish was the first Robert Burns Writing Fellow for Dumfries and Galloway (2003-2006). He writes in English and Scots. He is a founder and joint artistic director of the multi award-winning Dogstar Theatre Company who have taken their work from the Scottish Highlands to Eastern Europe to Australia.
About Sheila K Cameron
Sheila K Cameron is a poet and singer songwriter.
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