HAMISH HENDERSON LIBRI
A CURA DI PINO MEREU

Ballads of World War II”, The Lili Marlene Club, Glasgow 1947

Elegies for the dead in Cyrenaica,
ed. John Lehmann, London 1948

Gramsci’s Prison Letters, translated and introduced by Hamish Henderson , Roots of   Radicalism , Zwan edition , London 1988

Alias MacAlias – Writing on Songs, Folk and Literature, Polygon,Edinburgh 1992

The Obscure Voice –   Translations from Italian Poetry.
Morning star, Edinburgh 1994 (Edizione limitata alle 300 copie)

The Armstrong Nose,– Selected Letters of H. H., Polygon, Edinburgh 1997

Freedom Come-All-Ye, An 80th Birthday Souvenir for H.H.Poems and Songs of H.H.,
Chapman, Edinbugh 1999 (Edizione limitata alle 600 copie)

Hamish Henderson Collected Poems and Songs, edited by Raymond J. Ross, CurlySnake  Publishing, Edinburgh 2000

Born on the Carrying Stream - The Legacy of Hamish Henderson, edited by Eberhard Bort, Grace Note Publications, Scozia 2010

'Tis Sixty Years Since, The 1951 Edinburgh People's Festival Ceilidh and the Scottish Folk Revival, edited by Eberhard Bort, Grace Note Publications, Scozia 2011

At Hame Wi' Freedom, Essays on Hamish Henderson and The Scottish Folk Revival, edited by Eberhard Bort, Grace Note Publications, Scozia 2012 (Il libro contiene la versione in scozzese di Anzio Pipe Band ad opera del poeta Tom Hubbard)

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RIVISTE

Le riviste scozzesi Chapman e Tocher hanno pubblicato, nel tempo, alcuni interessanti numeri speciali dedicati a Hamish Henderson.

Chapman 42, Inverno 1985, Edinburgo (contiene la raccolta di Henderson Freedom Becomes People)

Tocher,  No.43 - School of Scottish Studies, 1991, Edinburgo

Chapman,  No. 82 - Hamish Henderson’s Long March, Edinburgo, 1995







POESIE
Molte delle sue poesie sono raccolte in oltre una quarantina di periodici e antologie; tra le più importanti citiamo:

Scottish Verse, 1851 –1951 (ed. Douglas Young)
The Terrible Rain (poems of world war II)
Return to Oasis (ed. Victor Selwyn)
From Oasis to Italy
Orientations (Cairo)
The Voice of Scotland (ed. Hugh MacDiarmid)
Poetry London
Broadsheet (Dublin)
Botteghe Oscure (Roma)
The Galliard
The New Statesman
Penguin New Writing
No Other Place  (ed.Ian A Olson)
Shorter Scottish Poems (ed. Ruth McQuillan)