D: Articles in Newspapers and Periodicals


D1A136.
At the Peats
Chambers's JournalEdinburgh
Seventh series, Vol. 13, No. 650, pp. 369 - 371.12th. May 1923

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [20] - 26.


D2
English Soldiers in Caithness
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
141st. year, No. 156, p. 4.30th. June 1923

This piece was printed anonymously but a cutting retained with Gunn's papers, deposited with the National Library of Scotland, has been initialled in ink, and therefore appears to have been written by him.


D3D250.
Falconry: A Day with the Hawks
Chambers's JournalEdinburgh
Seventh series, Vol. 14, No. 690, pp. 180 - 184.16th. February 1924


D4A136.
White Fishing on the Caithness Coast
Chambers's JournalEdinburgh
Seventh series, Vol. 14, No. 723, pp. 708 - 710.4th. October 1924

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [27] - 33.


D4A136.
"Gentlemen - The Tourist!" The New Highland Toast
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 26, No. 6, pp. 410 - 415.March 1937

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [56] - 63.


D4.1
Chanticleer
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
142nd. year, No. 310, p. 4.27th. December 1924


D5A136.
John O'Groats
Chambers's JournalEdinburgh
Seventh series, Vol. 15, No. 737, pp. 81 - 83.10th. January 1925

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [34] - 40.


D5.1
Dogs
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
143rd. year, No. 69, p. 4.21st. March 1921


D5.2
New Forms
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
143rd. year, No. 279, p. 4.21st. November 1925


D6
A Northern Light
Chambers's JournalEdinburgh
Seventh series, Vol. 16, No. 828, pp. 716 - 717.9th. October 1926


D7A134.
Defensio Scotorum - A Reply to W.S. Morrison March 1928
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 51 - 58.April 1928

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 145 - 151.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. This article was in response to: Defensio Scotorum - A Reply to the Nation's Critics by W.S. Morrison | The Scots Magazine | Dundee | March 1928 | Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 401 - 410.


D7.1
Scotsman's English
Pictish ReviewAberdeen
Vol. 1, No. 8, pp. 87 - 88.June 1928

Written under the name Nial Guinne (the Gaelic form of his name).


D8
The Hidden Heart
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 9, No. 5, pp. 331 - 335.August 1928

This article later appeared in: Gairfish | Bridge of Weir | 1990 | Vol. 1, pp. 13 - 20. (With an introduction by Richard Price, pp. 9 - 12.)

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D9
The New Vitality in Scottish Literature Evidences of the Renaissance: I - Feminine
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 25585, p. 5.23rd. January 1929

An article on the work of Marian Angus.


D10
My Best Day's Fishing
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 260 - 261.January 1929

An extract from this article appeared in: Glimpses of Gunn | Ann Yule and Alan Haldane | Neil M. Gunn Memorial Trust | Dingwall | 1990 | p. 16.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D11D213, D217, E42.
Scotland's Greatest Poet of To-day Evidences of the Renaissance: 2 - The Masculine
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 25597, p. 18.6th. February 1929

An article on Hugh MacDiarmid.


D12
Cabbages, Honey and the Kailyard
The Scots ObserverGlasgow
Vol. 3, No. 125, p. 8.16th. February 1929


D13A134.
The Scottish Literary Renaissance Movement
Wick Mercantile Debating Society MagazineWick
Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 16 - 17.April 1929

This article later appeared in: The Scottish Literary Journal | Aberdeen | December 1977 | Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 58 - 61. Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 88 - 91.

Only one copy of this magazine, in private hands, has been traced. There was, so far as can be ascertained, only one publication - No. 1 was first and last. The magazine is described as being 7.3" x 9.7" with a stiff pink paper cover. There are fifteen pages of advertisements, a page with details of the officers and committee, a portrait of the Hon. President, and twenty pages of text with two columns to the page.


D13.1
Scottish Chiefs No. 1: The Chief Golfer
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 11, No. 6,September 1929

Written over the initials N.M.G.


D14D15, D16.
Padraic Pearse: Part 1, The Man Called Pearse
The Scots IndependentGlasgow
Vol. IV, No. 1, pp. 9 - 10.November 1929

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D15D14, D16.
Padraic Pearse: Part II, Poems, Plays and Stories
The Scots IndependentGlasgow
Vol. IV, No. 2, p. 21.December 1929

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D16D14, D15.
Padraic Pearse: Part III, The Sovereign People
The Scots IndependentGlasgow
Vol. IV, No. 3, p. 33.January 1930

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D17D18.
The Highland Crisis - A hidden life now demands expression I The crofter's hardships
The Scots ObserverGlasgow
p. 6.16th. January 1930

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D18D17.
The Highland Crisis - Scotland is actually a rich country II The example of other countries
The Scots ObserverGlasgow
p. 6.23rd. January 1930

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D19
Herring Fishing
ObserverLondon
18th. May 1930

This article was signed "By a Special Correspondent". A cutting of this article is held with Gunn's papers lodged with the National Library of Scotland. The copy held at the Colindale newspaper library has the same article on the reverse of the page, but does not carry this one. It would seem, therefore, that there was a different, presumably Northern or Scottish, edition but, as I have been unable to trace such a copy, I have been unable to quote page numbers etc.


D20A134.
New Golden Age for Scots Letters
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 26004, p. 5.28th. May 1930

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 83 - 87.


D21
The Shores of Moray
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 4, No. 6, pp. 116 - 118.June 1930


D22
The Highland Exhibition at Inverness
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 22 - 24.August 1930


D23A136, D38, D115, D168, D209.
The Dunbeath Coast
Herbert SinclairLondon
p. 3.November 1930

This article later appeared in: Whispering Winds | Ronald Thomson | Edinburgh | 1975 | pp. 6 - 7. The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [17] - 19.

This article appeared in the anthology "Caithness Your Home", edited and published by Herbert Sinclair. Photographs accompanying this article appeared on pp. 4 - 8 of the book.


D23.1
Sea and Land - and Finance The Church's Great Silence The Healing of the Nation: The Scottish Church and a waiting people. A Symposium ed. Rev. J.W. Stevenson
T & T ClarkEdinburgh
pp. 81 - 92.1930


D24A134.
The Gael Will Come Again
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 14, No. 5, pp. 324 - 327.February 1931

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 166 - 169.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. A reply to "Celt and Norseman" by Alexander Urquhart in: The Scots Magazine | Dundee | January 1931


D25A134, A136.
Nationalism and Internationalism
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 185 - 188.June 1931

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 177 - 180. Cencrastus | Edinburgh | Summer 1987 | No 26, pp. 33 - 34. The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [72] - 76.


D26A136.
Highland Games
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 15, No. 6, pp. 412 - 416.September 1931

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [41] - 47.


D27A134.
Autumn in the Cuillin
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 174 - 176.December 1931

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 40 - 42.


D28
MacGillivray - Sources of his genius
Scottish ActionEdinburgh
No. 2, pp. 4 - 5.31st. october 1932

The typescript of a draft of this article, with the title "Elements of Nationality", is held at the National Library of Scotland. There were only two issues of "Scottish Action" which was published with the main aim of promoting Pittendrigh MacGillivray's selection as rector of Edinburgh University.


D29A134.
The Scottish Renaissance
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 201 - 204.June 1933

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 92 - 95.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. A reply to an article by G.L. Rayne in: The Scots Magazine | Dundee | May 1933 | Vol. 19, No. 2.


D30
The Straths and Sea Roads of the North East
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 93 - 101.July 1933


D31
Boy, What are your dreams?
B.B. BulletinGlasgow
No. 3, p. 9.6th. September 1933

This was a special publication, which ran from 4th. - 11th. September 1933, to commemorate the silver jubilee of the Boy's Brigade movement. The paper was printed by George Outram and Co. and was the official publication for the Glasgow celebrations.


D32A113.
Hill Shadows
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 19, No. 6, pp. 430 - 434.September 1933

A nature article later used as part of: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 150 - 155.


D33
The Symbol of Scotland
Scottish FieldGlasgow
Vol. 64, No. 381, pp. 165, 166 & 168.September 1934

A reply to "Symbols Gone Astray", an article by Hugh Munro in: Scottish Field | Glasgow | August 1934 | pp. 95 - 96.


D33.1
The Gael Demands that the Croft Survives.
Scottish StandardGlasgow
Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 5 - 6 & 24.March 1935


D34
The Inner Man
ScotlandGlasgow
Vol. 1, No. 6, pp. 51 - 54.Summer 1935

"Scotland" was the organ of the Scottish National Development Council.


D34.1
Austere Caithness: A Subject for Hard Headed Thought
Scottish StandardGlasgow
Vol. 1, No. 7, pp. 5 - 6 & 11.August 1935


D35
Free Fishing
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 39 - 41.October 1935


D36A134.
Doom in the Moray Firth
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 24 - 27.October 1935

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 43 - 46.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D37A136.
Preserving the Scottish Tongue: A Legacy and How to Use It
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 24, No. 2, pp. 105 - 114.November 1935

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [77] - 78.


D38A134, D23, D115, D168, D209.
Caithness and Sutherland
Wishart Books Ltd.Not quoted
pp. 59 - 76.1935

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 25 - 34.

One of a collection of essays by Scottish authors, on the people and scenery of various regions of Scotland, edited and with an introduction by George Scott Moncrieff and published as "Scottish Country".


D39A113.
Wells and Wishes
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 25, No. 3, pp. 195 - 199.June 1936

This article later appeared in: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 111 - 114.


D40A134.
Literature: Class or National?
OutlookEdinburgh
Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 54 - 58.July 1936

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 118 - 121.

A reply to an article by L Kerr in: Outlook | Edinburgh | June 1936 | Vol. 1, No. 3.


D41
Scotland a Nation
Left ReviewLondon
Vol. 2, No. 14, pp. 735 - 738.November 1936


D42
Power, Pride and Prejudice
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 330 - 332.February 1937

Published anonymously (by an Inverness correspondent).


D43
Inverness and Round About
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 14 - 17.February 1937


D45A134.
A Visitor from Denmark
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 96 - 101.May 1937

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 170 - 174.


D46
In the Hills
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 18, No. 5, p. 24.May 1937

One of a number of articles by famous people, with the general heading "Choosing an Ideal Holiday".


D47A134.
The Family Boat
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 169 - 174.June 1937

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 52 - 56.


D48
What Scotland Offers the Holidaymaker
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 21 - 25.July 1937


D49A134.
One Fisher Went Sailing
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 27, No. 6, pp. 414 - 418.September 1937

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 47 - 51.


D50D91.
A Day with the Seine Net
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 4.18th. & 25th. September 1937


D51A136.
The Ferry of the Dead
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 13 - 20.October 1937

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [48] - 55.


D52
Scotland North of the Grampians
ScotlandGlasgow
Vol. 2, No. 8, pp. 6 - 11.Winter 1937

"Scotland" was the organ of the Scottish National Development Council.


D53A71.
The Torranan Rocks
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 275 - 286.January 1938

This article later appeared in: Off in a Boat | Faber and Faber | London | 5th. May 1938 | pp. 239 - 255.


D54A71.
Summer Adventures in Western Waters
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 31 - 35.January 1938


D55A134.
Eire
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 28, No. 5, pp. 340 - 344.February 1938

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 181 - 184.


D56
Scot Welcome
Scottish FieldGlasgow
No. 423, pp. 20 - 21.March 1938


D57A134.
The First Salmon
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 17 - 20.April 1938

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 66 - 68.


D58
Town Planning in the Scottish Highlands
Town and Country PlanningLondon
Vol. 6, No. 23, p. 58.April - June 1938


D59
The Western Isles
Unpublished?
5th. May 1938

A typescript with the above title is held at the National Library of Scotland. From internal evidence this relates to the "Off in a Boat" period and can, therefore, be dated no later than the publication date for that book, 5th. May 1938.


D60A134.
President of Eire
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 177 - 180.June 1938

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 185 - 187.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D61
The Fishermen of the North East
ScotlandGlasgow
Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 13 - 16.Autumn 1938

"Scotland" was the organ of the Scottish National Development Council.


D62A134, D64, D67.
Nationalism in Writing - Tradition and Magic in the Work of Lewis Grassic Gibbon
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 30, No. 1, pp. 28 - 35.October 1938

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 99 - 105.


D63A134.
The New Community of Iona
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 169 - 174.December 1938

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 224 - 227.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.


D64A134, D62, D67.
Nationalism in Writing II - The Theatre Society of Scotland
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 194 - 198.December 1938

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 106 - 110.


D65
Wayfaring Memories of 1938
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 65 - 68.January 1939


D66A134
As Drunk as a Bavarian
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 30 - 35.April 1939

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 188 - 191.


D67A134, D62, D64.
Nationalism in Writing - III Is Scottish Individualism to be Deplored
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 31, No. 4, pp. 275 - 282.July 1939

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 111 - 117.


D68A134.
East to Buchan
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 31, No. 6, pp. 419 - 424.September 1939

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 35 - 39.


D69
Where We Stand
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 1 - 5.October 1939

Written anonymously as part of the regular column "Scotland Month by Month".


D70A134.
. . . and then rebuild it.
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 173 - 178.December 1939

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 152 - 157.


D71A113.
December Flowers
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 282 - 286.January 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D72A98, A113.
The Tragic Goat
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.10th. February 1940

This nature article is in a similar vein to the "Memories of the Months" and "A Countryman's Year" series' in the Scots Magazine; the goat in question intrudes into "Highland Pack". A reminiscence which appears in this article was re-used in "The Serpent".


D73A113.
January on the Moors
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 32, No. 5, pp. 336 - 339.February 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D74A113, B15, D136.
Islands and Seas
Chambers's JournalEdinburgh
Eighth series, Vol. 9.February - May 1940

This was published in four parts: Part I, From Stornoway to Bernera Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 512, pp. 103 - 107. February 1940 Part II, Farewell to Bernera Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 518, pp. 285 - 288. March 1940 Part III, To the Flannan Isles Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 523, pp. 285 - 288. April 1940 Part IV, The Light that Failed Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 527, pp. 348 - 351. May 1940 Much of the content of the above was used in the collection "Highland Pack". An extract comprising part of p. 250 and pp. 251-272 was reprinted as "To the Flannans" in: Scottish Sea Stories | Murray, G. ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1996 | pp. 135-155.


D75A113.
The Factor's Tale
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.9th. March 1940

This article later appeared in: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 221 - 225.


D76
From a Highland Notebook
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 32, No. 6, pp. 469 - 472.March 1940

Written anonymously.


D77A113.
February and the Birds
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 32, No. 6, pp. 434 - 438.March 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D78
From a Highland Notebook
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 60 - 64.April 1940

Written anonymously.


D79A113.
March and the Dead Earth
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 28 - 31.April 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D80
The Herring Industry: Debt and Decline of the Scottish Fisheries
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 4.7th. May 1940


D81
From a Highland Notebook
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 142 - 146.May 1940

Written anonymously.


D81.1A134.
How the German Sees the Scot
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 21 - 23.May 1940

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 192 - 195.


D82A113.
April and Her Trumpets
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 93 - 96.May 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D83A134.
On Looking at Things
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 3, pp. 170 - 174.June 1940

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 212 - 215.


D84A113.
The Merrie Month of May
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 3, pp. 190 - 194.June 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D85
Secret Session
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 241 - 243.July 1940

Written anonymously as part of the regular column "Scotland Month by Month".


D86A113.
Prelude to June
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 259 - 263.July 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year" formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D87A113.
In the Wilds of Sutherland
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 22 - 27.July 1940

This article later appeared in: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 167 - 174.


D88A63.
Authentic Whisky
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.3rd. August 1940


D89A113
Sailing into July
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 5, pp. 352 - 356.August 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D90A134.
The French Smack
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 5, pp. 366 - 370.August 1940

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 61 - 65.


D91D50.
A Man's Life - Seine-Net Fishing in War Time
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.7th. September 1940


D92A134.
On Magic
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 6, pp. 433 - 436.September 1940

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 216 - 219.


D93A113.
And the Rains Came
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 33, No. 6, pp. 445 - 448.September 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D94
A Crick in the Back: Bookshelf Soliloquy
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.5th October 1940


D95A113.
Close Bosom Friends of the Maturing Sun
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 1, pp. 14 - 18.October 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D96A134.
On Belief
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 1, pp. 51 - 55.October 1940

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 207 - 211.


D97
Peace Time Journey
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 23 - 27.October 1940


D98A113.
Land and Sea, Twin Halves of the Mystery
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 118 - 122.November 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D99A134.
On Tradition
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 131 - 134.November 1940

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 203 - 206.


D100A113.
The Fall
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 182 - 186.December 1940

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D101
Drains for the Kraal
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.4th. January 1941


D102A113, A136.
A Balance Sheet
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 258 - 262.January 1941

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M. McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [85] - 90.

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D103A113.
Making a Rock Garden
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 5, pp. 359 - 363.February 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D104
The Strath of Kildonan
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 25 - 31.February 1941


D105A113.
Talking of the Weather
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 424 - 428.March 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D106A134.
On Backgrounds
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 437 - 440.March 1941

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 199 - 202.


D107A113.
The Innocent Brightness of a New-Born Day is Lovely Yet
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 1, pp. 10 - 14.April 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D108A113.
The Mole-Catcher
The Glasgow HeraldGlasgow
p. 3.10th. May 1941

This article later appeared in: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 36 - 40.


D109A113.
Midsummer of Foxes and Wild Cats
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 118 - 122.May 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year". formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D110A113.
Among the Lambs
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 3, pp. 180 - 184.June 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D111
This Northland
Prisoners of War NewsAberdeen
Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 2 - 4.June - July 1941


D112A113.
Off on Holiday
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 281 - 285.July 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D113A134.
On Destruction
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 290 - 294.July 1941

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 220 - 223.


D114
Over the Ord of Caithness
S.M.T. MagazineDundee
Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 26 - 30.July 1941


D115A136, D23, D38, D168, D209.
My Bit of Britain
The FieldLondon
Vol. 178, No. 4623, pp. 136 - 137.2nd. August 1941

This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back | M.McCulloch, ed. | Polygon | Edinburgh | 1991 | pp. [64] - 70.


D116A113.
As the Gentle Rain from Heaven
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 5, pp. 341 - 345.August 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D117A134.
On Reviewing
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 5, pp. 364 - 367.August 1941

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 127 - 130.


D118A113.
Teaching the Young
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 35, No. 6, pp. 411 - 415.September 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D119
To Loch Torridon
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 19 - 23.September 1941


D120A113.
The Rose at the Gable End
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 36, No. 1, pp. 25 - 28.October 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D121A113.
Harvesting the Golden Grain
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 107 - 111.November 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D122A113.
Ducks and Deer
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 36, No. 3, pp. 184 - 188.December 1941

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D123A113.
Red Berry of the Roses
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. 265 - 269.January 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D124A113.
The Keeper in War Time
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 36, No. 5, pp. 359 - 362.February 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D125A113.
The Shieling and the Bothy
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 36, No. 6, pp 457 - 460.March 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitles "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D126
Round the Highlands
Prisoners of War NewsAberdeen
Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 90 - 92.March 1942


D127
Incidents by the Way
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 18 - 21.March 1942


D128A113.
Pictures in the Frosty Air
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 31 - 34.April 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D129A113.
Catching up on Time
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 113 - 118.May 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D130A134.
The Essence of Nationalism
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 169 - 172.June 1942

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 141 - 144.


D131A113.
Early Sunlight
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 200 - 203.June 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D132A113.
On the Edge of the Moor
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 291 - 295.July 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D133
This English Business
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 295 - 299.July 1942


D134A113.
The Hill Burn
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 5, pp. 362 - 366.August 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D135
A Stoicism That Takes a Lot of Breaking
London CallingLondon
No. 159, pp. 6 - 7.24th. September 1942


D136A113, D74.
Islands and Seas
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 6, pp. 445 - 449.September 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D137A134.
Black Cattle in Lochaber
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 37, No. 6, pp. 450 - 454.September 1942

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 69 - 73.


D138
Fishing Lochs of Day and Night
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 13 - 15.September 1942


D139A113.
A Field of Oats
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 42 - 46.October 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D140A113, B22.
Dancing in the Highlands
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 46 - 50.October 1942

This article later appeared in: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 82 - 87.


D141A113.
A Rabbit in a Snare
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 123 - 126.November 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months" formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D142A113.
Working on Sundays
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 38, No. 3, pp. 209 - 212.December 1942

Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".


D143
More Fishing Lochs - and a Feast!
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 31, No. 2, pp. 13 - 15.February 1943


D144A113.
Death of the Lamb
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 33 - 36.April 1943

This article later appeared in: Highland Pack | Faber and Faber | London | 18th. November 1949 | pp. 205 - 208.


D145
We Must Have a Lot More Fun in Living
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30072, p. 2.10th. June 1943


D146
Round the Black Isle
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 20 - 22.July 1943


D147A134.
Scotland Moves
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 39, No. 6, pp. 447 - 450.September 1943

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 162 - 165.


D148
Not So Stern and Wild
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30424, p. 2,26th. July 1944


D149
- and After the War
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30438, p. 2.11th. August 1944


D150
New Charter Behind "Ifs"
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30447, p. 2.22nd. August 1944


D151
The Health Service we Want
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30455, p. 2.31st. August 1944


D152
A League of Fishermen
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30461, p. 2.7th. September 1944


D153
Exciting Horizons
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30468, p. 2.15th. September 1944


D154
Planners and People
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30485, p. 2.5th. October 1944


D155
Himmler Puts it a New Way
Daily recordGlasgow
No. 30942, p. 2.13th. October 1944


D156
The Moral of the Midge
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30496, p. 2.18th. October 1944


D157
Scots are Critical Too Soon
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30510, p. 2.3rd. November 1944


D158
Questions for Scots
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30528, p. 2.24th. November 1944


D159
Tweeds as a Test for Goodwill
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30538, p. 2.6th. December 1944


D160
Awakening of a Nation
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30556, p. 2.27th. December 1944


D161
Scotland Isn't a "Region"
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30571, p. 2.15th. January 1945


D162
London's Eternal Priority
Daily RecordGlasgow
No. 30593, p. 2.9th. February 1945


D163
Take the Hill Path
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 13 - 15.February 1945


D164
The Month in Scotland
Scottish FieldGlasgow
Vol. 93, No. 513, p. 9.September 1945


D165A134.
Belief in Ourselves
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 43, No. 6, pp. 424 - 427.September 1945

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 158 - 161.


D166A134.
The Novel at Home
The Scots MagazineDundee
Vol. 45, No. 1, pp. 1 - 5.April 1946

This article later appeared in: The Writer | Boston | June 1946 | Vol. 59, No. 6, pp. 179 - 181. Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 131 - 134.

This article was originally written for "The Writer".


D166.1
Books: Neil M. Gunn Talks About Some Old Scots Books
The New Alliance and Scots ReviewEdinburgh
Vol. 7, No. 1, p. 12.April 1946

The books in question were "Carmina Gadelica" and "The Grampians Desolate" (1804) by Alexander Campbell.


D166.2A134.
Why I Write
GangrelLondon
No. 4, pp. 10 - 11.Summer 1946

This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn | A. McCleery, ed. | Aberdeen University Press | Aberdeen | 1987 | pp. 135 - 137.


D167A84.
Filming The Silver Darlings
S.M.T. MagazineEdinburgh
Vol. 38, No. 3, pp. 21 - 23.September 1946


D167.1
Tradition and Violence
The New Alliance and Scots ReviewEdinburgh
Vol. 7, No. 7, p. 8.October 1946


D167.2
Highland Folk
The Albyn PressEdinburgh
pp. 43 - 45.1946

Published as part of "Scotland's Record", W.M. Ballantine, ed.


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