"Keeping the Sources Pure"

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The book examines George Mackay Brown's literary significance by situating his work within the broader context of twentieth-century British and European literature. It challenges the perception of Brown solely as an 'Orkney writer' by connecting him to European Modernism. The analysis uncovers the intricate experiences, influences, and relationships that contributed to his poetic evolution, highlighting the depth and complexity of his literary contributions.