ASLS
The Association for Scottish Literary Studies promotes the 'study, teaching and writing' of Scottish literature and the study of languages in Scotland. There are published papers on various topics, details of forthcoming conferences and links to other useful sites.
Cutting Teeth
Part of the Arts and Cultural Development for Castlemilk and the South East of Glasgow, Cutting Teeth is also a stand-alone literature magazine. The site is an important element of their participation and access policy, combining cool design, raw poetry and prose.
Robert Burns
The National Bards' official site has all you'd need to learn or re-learn your Burns poems and songs. There is a complete works search engine and Burns Encyclopedia for all 'honest men and bonnie lasses'.
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Louis Stevenson is best known for his popular novels "Treasure Island", "Kidnapped", and "Catriona". His other works included "The Weir of Hermiston", "The Master of Ballantrae" and "The Black Arrow". The site includes biographical details, poetry collections and links to many other RLS sites.
Scottish Authors
This SLAINTE site is a massive resource for searching the Scottish Writers Project, Scottish Library Association, People's Network, events, news and more. From Boswell and Burns to MacDiarmid and Ramsay, they're all here.
Scottish Poetry Library
The Scottish Poetry Library is the place for poetry in Scotland for the regular reader, the serious student or the casual browser. Since its foundation in 1984 it has amassed a remarkable collection of written works, as well as tapes and videos. The emphasis is on 20th century poetry written in Scotland, in Scots, Gaelic and English. Older Scottish poetry is also to be found, as are contemporary works from almost every part of the world. The Library is a registered charity, and all these resources are readily accessible, plus advice and information, free of charge.
Seeds of Thought
Seeds of Thought is a creative writers and arts group involved in organising events around and beyond Glasgow. The group has worked with Glasgow City Council on several occasions, including events for Black History Month.
Shore Poets
Shore Poets exists to promote new poets and to provide them with a platform to read alongside the more established names on the Scottish scene.
The Ploughman: a poem for Scotland
The Ploughman poem is now on public display within The Scottish Parliament Visitors Centre in Edinburgh and was chosen as the winner of A Poem for Scotland, an open International Competition to find a poem which would mark the last St Andrew’s Day before the new millennium and the inauguration of The Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.
Ubu
Ubuweb features concrete poetry as pioneered by Ian Hamilton Finlay and others, as well as visual and sound poetry. Ubu has a list of 'concrete poets' longer than you'd think possible, and a few surprises up its sleeve.

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