The Scottish Review: Arts and Environment 33

EditorialFeaturesPink Elephants in Anstruther: Scottish Identity by Alexander ScottFilm: The Scots in Love by P.J. PriorA Blast from the North by Carl MacDougallBuildings Photographic CompetitionYoung People and History by Naomi MitchisonThe Music of Thomas Wilson by Malcolm RaymentPoetryWind-Blown Leaves Together by Fred CogswellTaking Care to Tread Lightly by David MorganTrick Cyclist and The Circus by Roderick HartCuster's Last Stand and X-Certificate by Alexander ScottTo Burns in Elysium by Maurice Lindsayb>FictionEnver's Olives by Jackson WebbReviewsRecords of the Month by Gavin BrockMaurice Lindsay, Thank You for Having Me, reviewed by Norman NicholsonRon Butlin, The Tilting Room; and Fred Urquhart, Seven Ghosts in Search, reviewed by James AitchisonAlan Bold (ed.), Byron: Wrath and Rhyme, reviewed by Eric AndersonAlexander Scott and James Aitchison (eds.), New Writing Scotland 1983, reviewed by Trevor RoyleJames Shaw Grant, Surprise Island, reviewed by Derick S. ThomsonTrevor Royle (ed.), The Macmillan Companion to Scottish Literature, reviewed by Douglas GiffordWilliam Lorimer (trans.), The New Testament in Scots, reviewed by David MurisonDonald Campbell, A Brighter Sunshine: A hundred years of the Edinburgh Royal Lyceum Theatre, reviewed by Iain Crichton Smith