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ALISON LANG
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Alison Lang is a writer and dramatist from Edinburgh. Her first book, Cainnt na Caileige Caillte (The Lost Girl's Language), was shortlisted for the Saltire Society's First Book of the Year award. Her new novel, An Aisling (The Dream), will be published by Acair Books in 2015. She is the Gaelic editor for Sandstone Press, which publishes the Lasag series of young adult novellas. One of these days, she might also get round to finishing her great English novel!
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Gaelic Voices
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by Catriona Lexy Campbell and Alison Lang
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Na Bi Tursach
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a Gaelic play set in North Uist during the First World War
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part of Proiseact nan Ealan's Cogadh Mor (Great War) centenary project 2014
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Take Me If You Need Me
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Love affairs, illicit meetings involving a prostitute, a soldier, a chambermaid. . .The Play, Pie and a Pint offering is a modern take on Arthur Shnitzler's classic La Ronde - a play written in 1897 but not performed until 1920 when it caused an outcry because of its sexual content. And now the same themes are to be explored in this re-working by 10 post-graduate television writing students in Take Me If You Need Me. The young writers are all studying at Glasgow Caledonian University on a course sponsored by SHED Productions, the company behind TV hit Waterloo Road.
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co-written with fellow Glasgow Caledonian MA TV writing graduates
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A Play, a Pie and a Pint
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one act play
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