Talk:A Scots Quair

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Possibly a collection of Scottish poems used in Scottish schools around the 1950's, included 'Morte d'Arthur' by Tennyson.

What are you on about? PatGallacher 22:54, 2005 August 25 (UTC)

The template describes this trilogy as historical fiction. This is dubious. Although the first work, Sunset Song, contains a prologue which starts in the the 12th century, the main body starts within 30 years of the time it was written, and some of the action in the trilogy is even more recent, virtuall contemporary. PatGallacher 01:38, 20 November 2005 (UTC)