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By Hole Ousia Posted on November 19, 2023

Saturday bookshelf

Categories: Philosophy, Scotland, Stigma, This is Not yesterdayTags: Aberdeen Press and Journal, anecdotes, Antiquary, Book of Scottish Anecdote, Hole Ousia, purely anecdotal, rebel antiquary, Saturday bookshelf, Social maverick, takes a rather anecdotal approach, The Antiquary, The Book of Scottish Anecdote, The Rebel Antiquary, When I was a doctor the British Journal of Psychiatry rejected an "editorial" that I had submitted on Iatrogenic Stigma. The reason given by the sole peer reviewer was that I had included "anecdote".

By Hole Ousia Posted on December 30, 2020March 5, 2023

Umbrellas in Glasgow

The Book of Scottish Anecdote : I collect quotes on umbrellas from books that I have read. I once wrote this poem about the umbrella makers who lived at loinveg, … Continue reading Umbrellas in Glasgow

Categories: Architecture, Deeside Tales, Family history, Poems, Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: A handful of dust, A Systematic Umbrella Review, anecdote, angel, angelology, angels, Antiquary, Book of Scottish Anecdote, borrowed words, Deborah Levy, Dr Peter Gordon, E M Forster, Edmund de Waal, Evelyn Waugh, Gabriel García Márquez, Glen Girnoc, Glen Girnock, Glen Muick, Glenmuick, He made room under the umbrella Thanks friend, Hole Ousia, Horace, Howards End, In the beginning of Spring, Loinveg, Lynvaig, Margaret Drabble, MODERN-ANCIENTS, Naebody mynds Aultdrachty noo, No one writes to the Colonel, Noctes Ambros, oxter, Penelope Fitzgerald, Peter Gordon, plaid, poem, poet, poetry, quotes, rebel antiquary, rebel outsider, Room under my umbrella, Room under the umbrella, Royal Deeside, Scotland, shepherd, Social maverick, symbolic, symbolism, The Antiquary, The Aultdrachty Rauchle., The Book of Scottish Anecdote, The Dark Flood Rises, The eye, The man who saw everything, the map was all right as far as it went, The Rebel Antiquary, The Scotsman, The shepherd on umbrellas, The stories of a small glen, The White Road, to be humbled, umbrella, umbrella maker, umbrellas, Umbrellas in Glasgow, Vladimir Nabokov

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