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Michael S Newton
Review of Rev. Duncan Blair, John A. MacPherson and Michael Linkletter, Fògradh, Fàisneachd, Filidheachd / Parting, Prophecy, Poetry.
International Review of Scottish Studies,
The Reverend Duncan Blair () was born in a Gaelicspeaking community in Cowall, Argyllshi more The Reverend Duncan Blair () was born in a Gaelicspeaking community in Cowall, Argyllshire, and immigrated to Nova Scotia in When he died in , the editor of the Gaelic newspaper Mac-Talla expressed the hope that his texts would be collected together and published. It is a sad reflection of the underdevelopment of Scottish Gaelic Studies that a partial compilation of them -those published in Mac-Talla -took years to come to fruition. The results provide a vital window into nineteenth-century Gaeldom and a reminder of the Gaelic immigrant communities that existed in Canada. This volume consists of two introductory essays (one by MacPherson and the other by Linkletter), part of Blair's essays, and nine of Blair's poems. It is a testimony to the editors' dedication to Gaelic that all materials, including their own introductory essays, are presented bilingually. The book concludes with a list of Blair's published works and photographs of Blair and the church in Pictou County at wh
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1. What initially inspired you to be a writer, and who had the greatest influence on your work?
My interest in being a writer began when I was quite young. I was initially motivated by the inspiration of my father,who started his career as a journalist. By the time I was a teenager I was writing short stories and studying the styles of the great writers of literature. The communication of ideas, both spoken and written, were always an important consideration to me as I continued to study speech, creative writing, and journalism in college, along with psychology. I continued to take writing classes after college at night in order to better define the genre in which I wanted to communicate. Later, when I became an evening college teacher, I worked on my skills in public communication. While writing and speaking were an avocation for me as I developed my practice in counseling psychology, I see now that this all had purpose in the years before my association with Llewellyn and the publishing world. When the time finally came in to write and lecture about my first book, Journey of Souls, I was ready. It is strange as we look back on our lives and see the various forks in the road but not what is beyond. I always knew I was supposed to make one solid contribution to society, b