Allan Ramsay Books

Set in the picturesque countryside of rural Scotland, this theatrical work captures the lives of shepherds, farmers, and villagers as they experience the joys and challenges of pastoral life. With charming characters and whimsical plotlines, it offers a refreshing escape from urban complexities. The play celebrates nature, community, and love through lively dialogue and rustic humor, showcasing the timeless beauty of rural existence. Ramsay's storytelling and keen insights into human nature make this a delightful experience for audiences of all ages.

Allan Ramsay, a pivotal figure in Enlightenment Edinburgh, is explored through this comprehensive scholarly edition of his complete works. The first reliable edition of "Ever Green" (1724) is included, showcasing Ramsay's contributions to Scottish literature and his role in the Vernacular Revival. The volume features the full text, extensive notes, and an introduction that contextualizes Ramsay's literary endeavors and his efforts to shape a Scottish literary tradition prior to the Union of the Crowns. This collection aims to enhance both academic and popular appreciation of Ramsay's legacy.

The book presents a collection of significant Turkish tales, showcasing their cultural importance throughout history. Republished in a modern format by Alpha Editions, it features a clear and readable text, having been reformatted and retyped rather than scanned from original copies. This effort aims to preserve these classical stories for both present and future generations, ensuring that their rich narratives remain accessible and appreciated.