The Ultimate Guide to Being Scottish

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Luath Press Limited, 2013 - Humor - 258 pages
What makes the Ultimate Scot? Is it the ability to identify a tartan pattern from 50 yards? Maybe it's being able to recite the two forgotten verses of Auld Lang Syne? Or perhaps it's knowing your single malt from a double malt? The Ultimate Guide to Being Scottish examines in hilarious detail the history, politics and traditions that make Scots great. Exploring the best of Scottish culture, this book focuses on the celebrations that Scots have made their own, from Hogmanay to the Edinburgh Fringe festival. Mixing fact and practical hints (like the ideal recipe for boiled sheep's head) with witty banter, The Ultimate Guide to Being Scottish is perfect for injecting Scotland's unique and beloved brand of merriment into the year.

About the author (2013)

Clark McGinn was born in Ayr and has been a speaker at Burns Suppers and other events for thirty years. He has led the revelry at Suppers across Britain, Europe, Australia and the USA, usually with a dram of whisky in hand. While at Glasgow University he founded the World Student Debating Competition and passed enough exams to become a banker, where his arguing skills came in handy. His speeches have been shown on TV in Britain, America, Canada and Australia.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Ultimate Guide to Being Scottish
AuthorClark McGinn
Editionillustrated, revised
PublisherLuath Press Limited, 2013
ISBN1908373067, 9781908373069
Length258 pages
Subjects › 

Humor / General
Political Science / General
Social Science / Customs & Traditions
  
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