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Kate o Shanter's Tale

And Other Poems

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Kate o Shanter's Tale

Written by: Matthew Fitt
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After a wild night-oot up at Kirk Alloway, Tam O' Shanter has got some explaining to do. How does Kate take the news of his hell-raising ceilidh with the witches? Why is the family cuddie wrapped around a lamppost? Does Tam get his tea, or has he had his chips?

Read and recited at Burns Suppers all over the world, Kate o Shanter's Tale is a classic of modern Scots poetry. Complemented by more rants and whigmaleeries by Scots writer Matthew Fitt, this vibrant first collection engages as much as it entertains.

©2003 Matthew Fitt (P)2020 Matthew Fitt
Poetry World Literature
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Seamless Modern, Urban and Literary Scots together

Matthew Fitt reads his own collection, Kate o Shanter's Tale and Other Poems, in a lively tour-de-force performance as an audiobook. This is accessible, modern Scots poetry that makes ample and playful use of traditional, literary Scots and the modern, urban idiom. This is a bold contribution to the Scots language and a highly entertaining reading that brings the written word to life for the reader and listener alike.

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