Hamish Henderson: Collected Poems

Hamish Henderson wrote, sang and agitated for a Scottish socialist republic, for the dissolution of the British empire and its legacies, and for a conception of human value incommensurable with exploitation under late capitalism. This book pushes at - and often transgresses - the boundaries between high modernist poetics and popular folk song; between the profound and the profane; between works of individual artistic endeavour and the mass of stubborn ephemera ascribed to 'anon'.