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Andrew Lang 1844-1912
Born in Selkirk. Died in Banchory.
Poet, Novelist, Story Writer, Translator, Journalist

• 1872 - "Ballads and Lyrics of Old France"
• 1884 - "Custom and Myth"
• 1882 - "Helen of Troy"
• 1886 - "The Mark of Cain"
• 1887 - "Ritual and Religion"
• 1879 - "Odyssey" - translation
• 1879 - "Iliad" - translation
• 1888 - "The Grass of Parnassus", "The Gold of Fairnilee"
• 1889 - "The Blue Fairy Book", "Prince Prigio"
• 1893 - "Prince Ricardo of Pantouflia"
• 1897 - "Pickle the Spy"
• 1900-1907 - "A History of Scotland from the Roman Occupation" - 4 volumes
• 1902 - "The Disentanglers"
• 1904 - "Historical Mysteries"
• 1908 - "The Maid of France"
• 1910 - "The Lilac Fairy Book", "World of Homer"
• 1912 - "History of English Literature from 'Beowulf' to Swinburne" - published posthumously

David Lindsay 1876-1945
Born in London. Died in Hove.
Novelist

• 1920 - "A Voyage to Arcturus"
• 1922 - "The Haunted Woman"
• 1976 - "The Violet Apple" and "The Witch" - both posthumously published

Sir David Lindsay c.1490-1555
Poet, Playwright

• 1528 - "The Dreme"
• 1530 - "The Testament and Complaynt of Our Soverane Lordis Papyngo"
• 1536 - "An Answer quhilk Schir David Lyndsay maid to the Kingis Flyting"
• 1540 - "Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaits"

Eric Robert Linklater 1899-1974
Born in Dounby, Orkney. Died in Aberdeen
Novelist, Poet, Historical Writer, Journalist, Playwright

• 1929 - "White Maa's Saga"
• 1931 - "Juan in America"
• 1932 - "The Men of Ness"
• 1934 - "Magnus Merriman"
• 1941 - "The Man on My Back"
• 1953 - "A Year of Space"
• 1970 - "Fanfare for a Tin Hat"
• 1972 - "The Voyage of the Challenger"
• "The Cornerstone", "The Raft" and "Socrates Asks Why" were performed as radio plays.

John Gibson Lockhart 1794-1854
Born in Wishaw. Died in Abbotsford.
Novelist, Biographer, Critic

• 1822 - "Adam Blair"
• 1823 - "Ancient Spanish Ballads" - verse translations
• 1828 - "Peter's Letters to His Kinfolk"
• 1837-38 - "Life of Sir Walter Scott" - written from first-hand knowledge, because Scott was Lockhart's father-in-law