D: Articles in Newspapers and Periodicals

D	1	A136.
		At the Peats
		Chambers's Journal	Edinburgh
		Seventh series, Vol. 13, No. 650, pp. 369 - 371.	12th. May 1923
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [20] - 26.

D	2
		English Soldiers in Caithness
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		141st. year, No. 156, p. 4.	30th. June 1923
		This piece was printed anonymously but a cutting retained with Gunn's papers, deposited with the National Library of Scotland, has been initialled in ink, and therefore appears to have been written by him.

D	3	D250.
		Falconry: A Day with the Hawks
		Chambers's Journal	Edinburgh
		Seventh series, Vol. 14, No. 690, pp. 180 - 184.	16th. February 1924

D	4	A136.
		White Fishing on the Caithness Coast
		Chambers's Journal	Edinburgh
		Seventh series, Vol. 14, No. 723, pp. 708 - 710.	4th. October 1924
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [27] - 33.

D	4	A136.
		"Gentlemen - The Tourist!" The New Highland Toast
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 26, No. 6, pp. 410 - 415.	March 1937
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [56] - 63.

D	4.1
		Chanticleer
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		142nd. year, No. 310, p. 4.	27th. December 1924

D	5	A136.
		John O'Groats
		Chambers's Journal	Edinburgh
		Seventh series, Vol. 15, No. 737, pp. 81 - 83.	10th. January 1925
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [34] - 40.

D	5.1
		Dogs
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		143rd. year, No. 69, p. 4.	21st. March 1921

D	5.2
		New Forms
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		143rd. year, No. 279, p. 4.	21st. November 1925

D	6
		A Northern Light
		Chambers's Journal	Edinburgh
		Seventh series, Vol. 16, No. 828, pp. 716 - 717.	9th. October 1926

D	7	A134.
		Defensio Scotorum - A Reply to W.S. Morrison March 1928
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 51 - 58.	April 1928
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 145 - 151. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. This article was in response to: Defensio Scotorum - A Reply to the Nation's Critics by W.S. Morrison \| The Scots Magazine \| Dundee \| March 1928 \| Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 401 - 410.

D	7.1
		Scotsman's English
		Pictish Review	Aberdeen
		Vol. 1, No. 8, pp. 87 - 88.	June 1928
		Written under the name Nial Guinne (the Gaelic form of his name).

D	8
		The Hidden Heart
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 9, No. 5, pp. 331 - 335.	August 1928
		This article later appeared in: Gairfish \| Bridge of Weir \| 1990 \| Vol. 1, pp. 13 - 20. (With an introduction by Richard Price, pp. 9 - 12.) Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	9
		The New Vitality in Scottish Literature Evidences of the Renaissance: I - Feminine
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 25585, p. 5.	23rd. January 1929
		An article on the work of Marian Angus.

D	10
		My Best Day's Fishing
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 260 - 261.	January 1929
		An extract from this article appeared in: Glimpses of Gunn \| Ann Yule and Alan Haldane \| Neil M. Gunn Memorial Trust \| Dingwall \| 1990 \| p. 16. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	11	D213, D217, E42.
		Scotland's Greatest Poet of To-day Evidences of the Renaissance: 2 - The Masculine
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 25597, p. 18.	6th. February 1929
		An article on Hugh MacDiarmid.

D	12
		Cabbages, Honey and the Kailyard
		The Scots Observer	Glasgow
		Vol. 3, No. 125, p. 8.	16th. February 1929

D	13	A134.
		The Scottish Literary Renaissance Movement
		Wick Mercantile Debating Society Magazine	Wick
		Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 16 - 17.	April 1929
		This article later appeared in: The Scottish Literary Journal \| Aberdeen \| December 1977 \| Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 58 - 61. Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 88 - 91. Only one copy of this magazine, in private hands, has been traced. There was, so far as can be ascertained, only one publication - No. 1 was first and last. The magazine is described as being 7.3" x 9.7" with a stiff pink paper cover. There are fifteen pages of advertisements, a page with details of the officers and committee, a portrait of the Hon. President, and twenty pages of text with two columns to the page.

D	13.1
		Scottish Chiefs No. 1: The Chief Golfer
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 11, No. 6,	September 1929
		Written over the initials N.M.G.

D	14	D15, D16.
		Padraic Pearse: Part 1, The Man Called Pearse
		The Scots Independent	Glasgow
		Vol. IV, No. 1, pp. 9 - 10.	November 1929
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	15	D14, D16.
		Padraic Pearse: Part II, Poems, Plays and Stories
		The Scots Independent	Glasgow
		Vol. IV, No. 2, p. 21.	December 1929
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	16	D14, D15.
		Padraic Pearse: Part III, The Sovereign People
		The Scots Independent	Glasgow
		Vol. IV, No. 3, p. 33.	January 1930
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	17	D18.
		The Highland Crisis - A hidden life now demands expression I The crofter's hardships
		The Scots Observer	Glasgow
		p. 6.	16th. January 1930
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	18	D17.
		The Highland Crisis - Scotland is actually a rich country II The example of other countries
		The Scots Observer	Glasgow
		p. 6.	23rd. January 1930
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	19
		Herring Fishing
		Observer	London
			18th. May 1930
		This article was signed "By a Special Correspondent". A cutting of this article is held with Gunn's papers lodged with the National Library of Scotland. The copy held at the Colindale newspaper library has the same article on the reverse of the page, but does not carry this one. It would seem, therefore, that there was a different, presumably Northern or Scottish, edition but, as I have been unable to trace such a copy, I have been unable to quote page numbers etc.

D	20	A134.
		New Golden Age for Scots Letters
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 26004, p. 5.	28th. May 1930
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 83 - 87.

D	21
		The Shores of Moray
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 4, No. 6, pp. 116 - 118.	June 1930

D	22
		The Highland Exhibition at Inverness
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 5, No. 2, pp. 22 - 24.	August 1930

D	23	A136, D38, D115, D168, D209.
		The Dunbeath Coast
		Herbert Sinclair	London
		p. 3.	November 1930
		This article later appeared in: Whispering Winds \| Ronald Thomson \| Edinburgh \| 1975 \| pp. 6 - 7. The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [17] - 19. This article appeared in the anthology "Caithness Your Home", edited and published by Herbert Sinclair. Photographs accompanying this article appeared on pp. 4 - 8 of the book.

D	23.1
		Sea and Land - and Finance The Church's Great Silence The Healing of the Nation: The Scottish Church and a waiting people. A Symposium ed. Rev. J.W. Stevenson
		T & T Clark	Edinburgh
		pp. 81 - 92.	1930

D	24	A134.
		The Gael Will Come Again
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 14, No. 5, pp. 324 - 327.	February 1931
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 166 - 169. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. A reply to "Celt and Norseman" by Alexander Urquhart in: The Scots Magazine \| Dundee \| January 1931

D	25	A134, A136.
		Nationalism and Internationalism
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 185 - 188.	June 1931
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 177 - 180. Cencrastus \| Edinburgh \| Summer 1987 \| No 26, pp. 33 - 34. The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [72] - 76.

D	26	A136.
		Highland Games
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 15, No. 6, pp. 412 - 416.	September 1931
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [41] - 47.

D	27	A134.
		Autumn in the Cuillin
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 174 - 176.	December 1931
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 40 - 42.

D	28
		MacGillivray - Sources of his genius
		Scottish Action	Edinburgh
		No. 2, pp. 4 - 5.	31st. october 1932
		The typescript of a draft of this article, with the title "Elements of Nationality", is held at the National Library of Scotland. There were only two issues of "Scottish Action" which was published with the main aim of promoting Pittendrigh MacGillivray's selection as rector of Edinburgh University.

D	29	A134.
		The Scottish Renaissance
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 19, No. 3, pp. 201 - 204.	June 1933
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 92 - 95. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. A reply to an article by G.L. Rayne in: The Scots Magazine \| Dundee \| May 1933 \| Vol. 19, No. 2.

D	30
		The Straths and Sea Roads of the North East
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 93 - 101.	July 1933

D	31
		Boy, What are your dreams?
		B.B. Bulletin	Glasgow
		No. 3, p. 9.	6th. September 1933
		This was a special publication, which ran from 4th. - 11th. September 1933, to commemorate the silver jubilee of the Boy's Brigade movement. The paper was printed by George Outram and Co. and was the official publication for the Glasgow celebrations.

D	32	A113.
		Hill Shadows
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 19, No. 6, pp. 430 - 434.	September 1933
		A nature article later used as part of: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 150 - 155.

D	33
		The Symbol of Scotland
		Scottish Field	Glasgow
		Vol. 64, No. 381, pp. 165, 166 & 168.	September 1934
		A reply to "Symbols Gone Astray", an article by Hugh Munro in: Scottish Field \| Glasgow \| August 1934 \| pp. 95 - 96.

D	33.1
		The Gael Demands that the Croft Survives.
		Scottish Standard	Glasgow
		Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 5 - 6 & 24.	March 1935

D	34
		The Inner Man
		Scotland	Glasgow
		Vol. 1, No. 6, pp. 51 - 54.	Summer 1935
		"Scotland" was the organ of the Scottish National Development Council.

D	34.1
		Austere Caithness: A Subject for Hard Headed Thought
		Scottish Standard	Glasgow
		Vol. 1, No. 7, pp. 5 - 6 & 11.	August 1935

D	35
		Free Fishing
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 39 - 41.	October 1935

D	36	A134.
		Doom in the Moray Firth
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 24 - 27.	October 1935
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 43 - 46. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	37	A136.
		Preserving the Scottish Tongue: A Legacy and How to Use It
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 24, No. 2, pp. 105 - 114.	November 1935
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [77] - 78.

D	38	A134, D23, D115, D168, D209.
		Caithness and Sutherland
		Wishart Books Ltd.	Not quoted
		pp. 59 - 76.	1935
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 25 - 34. One of a collection of essays by Scottish authors, on the people and scenery of various regions of Scotland, edited and with an introduction by George Scott Moncrieff and published as "Scottish Country".

D	39	A113.
		Wells and Wishes
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 25, No. 3, pp. 195 - 199.	June 1936
		This article later appeared in: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 111 - 114.

D	40	A134.
		Literature: Class or National?
		Outlook	Edinburgh
		Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 54 - 58.	July 1936
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 118 - 121. A reply to an article by L Kerr in: Outlook \| Edinburgh \| June 1936 \| Vol. 1, No. 3.

D	41
		Scotland a Nation
		Left Review	London
		Vol. 2, No. 14, pp. 735 - 738.	November 1936

D	42
		Power, Pride and Prejudice
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 330 - 332.	February 1937
		Published anonymously (by an Inverness correspondent).

D	43
		Inverness and Round About
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 14 - 17.	February 1937

D	45	A134.
		A Visitor from Denmark
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 96 - 101.	May 1937
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 170 - 174.

D	46
		In the Hills
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 18, No. 5, p. 24.	May 1937
		One of a number of articles by famous people, with the general heading "Choosing an Ideal Holiday".

D	47	A134.
		The Family Boat
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 169 - 174.	June 1937
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 52 - 56.

D	48
		What Scotland Offers the Holidaymaker
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 19, No. 1, pp. 21 - 25.	July 1937

D	49	A134.
		One Fisher Went Sailing
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 27, No. 6, pp. 414 - 418.	September 1937
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 47 - 51.

D	50	D91.
		A Day with the Seine Net
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 4.	18th. & 25th. September 1937

D	51	A136.
		The Ferry of the Dead
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 13 - 20.	October 1937
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [48] - 55.

D	52
		Scotland North of the Grampians
		Scotland	Glasgow
		Vol. 2, No. 8, pp. 6 - 11.	Winter 1937
		"Scotland" was the organ of the Scottish National Development Council.

D	53	A71.
		The Torranan Rocks
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 275 - 286.	January 1938
		This article later appeared in: Off in a Boat \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 5th. May 1938 \| pp. 239 - 255.

D	54	A71.
		Summer Adventures in Western Waters
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 20, No. 1, pp. 31 - 35.	January 1938

D	55	A134.
		Eire
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 28, No. 5, pp. 340 - 344.	February 1938
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 181 - 184.

D	56
		Scot Welcome
		Scottish Field	Glasgow
		No. 423, pp. 20 - 21.	March 1938

D	57	A134.
		The First Salmon
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 29, No. 1, pp. 17 - 20.	April 1938
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 66 - 68.

D	58
		Town Planning in the Scottish Highlands
		Town and Country Planning	London
		Vol. 6, No. 23, p. 58.	April - June 1938

D	59
		The Western Isles
		Unpublished?
			5th. May 1938
		A typescript with the above title is held at the National Library of Scotland. From internal evidence this relates to the "Off in a Boat" period and can, therefore, be dated no later than the publication date for that book, 5th. May 1938.

D	60	A134.
		President of Eire
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 177 - 180.	June 1938
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 185 - 187. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	61
		The Fishermen of the North East
		Scotland	Glasgow
		Vol. 3, No. 3, pp. 13 - 16.	Autumn 1938
		"Scotland" was the organ of the Scottish National Development Council.

D	62	A134, D64, D67.
		Nationalism in Writing - Tradition and Magic in the Work of Lewis Grassic Gibbon
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 30, No. 1, pp. 28 - 35.	October 1938
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 99 - 105.

D	63	A134.
		The New Community of Iona
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 169 - 174.	December 1938
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 224 - 227. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil.

D	64	A134, D62, D67.
		Nationalism in Writing II - The Theatre Society of Scotland
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 194 - 198.	December 1938
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 106 - 110.

D	65
		Wayfaring Memories of 1938
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 22, No. 1, pp. 65 - 68.	January 1939

D	66	A134
		As Drunk as a Bavarian
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 30 - 35.	April 1939
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 188 - 191.

D	67	A134, D62, D64.
		Nationalism in Writing - III Is Scottish Individualism to be Deplored
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 31, No. 4, pp. 275 - 282.	July 1939
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 111 - 117.

D	68	A134.
		East to Buchan
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 31, No. 6, pp. 419 - 424.	September 1939
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 35 - 39.

D	69
		Where We Stand
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 1 - 5.	October 1939
		Written anonymously as part of the regular column "Scotland Month by Month".

D	70	A134.
		. . . and then rebuild it.
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 173 - 178.	December 1939
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 152 - 157.

D	71	A113.
		December Flowers
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 32, No. 4, pp. 282 - 286.	January 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	72	A98, A113.
		The Tragic Goat
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	10th. February 1940
		This nature article is in a similar vein to the "Memories of the Months" and "A Countryman's Year" series' in the Scots Magazine; the goat in question intrudes into "Highland Pack". A reminiscence which appears in this article was re-used in "The Serpent".

D	73	A113.
		January on the Moors
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 32, No. 5, pp. 336 - 339.	February 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	74	A113, B15, D136.
		Islands and Seas
		Chambers's Journal	Edinburgh
		Eighth series, Vol. 9.	February - May 1940
		This was published in four parts: Part I, From Stornoway to Bernera Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 512, pp. 103 - 107. February 1940 Part II, Farewell to Bernera Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 518, pp. 285 - 288. March 1940 Part III, To the Flannan Isles Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 523, pp. 285 - 288. April 1940 Part IV, The Light that Failed Eighth series, Vol. 9, No. 527, pp. 348 - 351. May 1940 Much of the content of the above was used in the collection "Highland Pack". An extract comprising part of p. 250 and pp. 251-272 was reprinted as "To the Flannans" in: Scottish Sea Stories \| Murray, G. ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1996 \| pp. 135-155.

D	75	A113.
		The Factor's Tale
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	9th. March 1940
		This article later appeared in: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 221 - 225.

D	76
		From a Highland Notebook
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 32, No. 6, pp. 469 - 472.	March 1940
		Written anonymously.

D	77	A113.
		February and the Birds
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 32, No. 6, pp. 434 - 438.	March 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	78
		From a Highland Notebook
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 60 - 64.	April 1940
		Written anonymously.

D	79	A113.
		March and the Dead Earth
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 28 - 31.	April 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	80
		The Herring Industry: Debt and Decline of the Scottish Fisheries
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 4.	7th. May 1940

D	81
		From a Highland Notebook
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 142 - 146.	May 1940
		Written anonymously.

D	81.1	A134.
		How the German Sees the Scot
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 21 - 23.	May 1940
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 192 - 195.

D	82	A113.
		April and Her Trumpets
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 2, pp. 93 - 96.	May 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	83	A134.
		On Looking at Things
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 3, pp. 170 - 174.	June 1940
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 212 - 215.

D	84	A113.
		The Merrie Month of May
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 3, pp. 190 - 194.	June 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	85
		Secret Session
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 241 - 243.	July 1940
		Written anonymously as part of the regular column "Scotland Month by Month".

D	86	A113.
		Prelude to June
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 4, pp. 259 - 263.	July 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year" formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	87	A113.
		In the Wilds of Sutherland
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 22 - 27.	July 1940
		This article later appeared in: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 167 - 174.

D	88	A63.
		Authentic Whisky
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	3rd. August 1940

D	89	A113
		Sailing into July
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 5, pp. 352 - 356.	August 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	90	A134.
		The French Smack
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 5, pp. 366 - 370.	August 1940
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 61 - 65.

D	91	D50.
		A Man's Life - Seine-Net Fishing in War Time
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	7th. September 1940

D	92	A134.
		On Magic
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 6, pp. 433 - 436.	September 1940
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 216 - 219.

D	93	A113.
		And the Rains Came
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 33, No. 6, pp. 445 - 448.	September 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	94
		A Crick in the Back: Bookshelf Soliloquy
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	5th October 1940

D	95	A113.
		Close Bosom Friends of the Maturing Sun
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 1, pp. 14 - 18.	October 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	96	A134.
		On Belief
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 1, pp. 51 - 55.	October 1940
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 207 - 211.

D	97
		Peace Time Journey
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 23 - 27.	October 1940

D	98	A113.
		Land and Sea, Twin Halves of the Mystery
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 118 - 122.	November 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	99	A134.
		On Tradition
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 2, pp. 131 - 134.	November 1940
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 203 - 206.

D	100	A113.
		The Fall
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 182 - 186.	December 1940
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	101
		Drains for the Kraal
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	4th. January 1941

D	102	A113, A136.
		A Balance Sheet
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 4, pp. 258 - 262.	January 1941
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [85] - 90. Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	103	A113.
		Making a Rock Garden
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 5, pp. 359 - 363.	February 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	104
		The Strath of Kildonan
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 27, No. 2, pp. 25 - 31.	February 1941

D	105	A113.
		Talking of the Weather
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 424 - 428.	March 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	106	A134.
		On Backgrounds
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 437 - 440.	March 1941
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 199 - 202.

D	107	A113.
		The Innocent Brightness of a New-Born Day is Lovely Yet
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 1, pp. 10 - 14.	April 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	108	A113.
		The Mole-Catcher
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	10th. May 1941
		This article later appeared in: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 36 - 40.

D	109	A113.
		Midsummer of Foxes and Wild Cats
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 118 - 122.	May 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year". formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	110	A113.
		Among the Lambs
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 3, pp. 180 - 184.	June 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	111
		This Northland
		Prisoners of War News	Aberdeen
		Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 2 - 4.	June - July 1941

D	112	A113.
		Off on Holiday
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 281 - 285.	July 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	113	A134.
		On Destruction
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 4, pp. 290 - 294.	July 1941
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 220 - 223.

D	114
		Over the Ord of Caithness
		S.M.T. Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 26 - 30.	July 1941

D	115	A136, D23, D38, D168, D209.
		My Bit of Britain
		The Field	London
		Vol. 178, No. 4623, pp. 136 - 137.	2nd. August 1941
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M.McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [64] - 70.

D	116	A113.
		As the Gentle Rain from Heaven
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 5, pp. 341 - 345.	August 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	117	A134.
		On Reviewing
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 5, pp. 364 - 367.	August 1941
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 127 - 130.

D	118	A113.
		Teaching the Young
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 35, No. 6, pp. 411 - 415.	September 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	119
		To Loch Torridon
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 19 - 23.	September 1941

D	120	A113.
		The Rose at the Gable End
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 36, No. 1, pp. 25 - 28.	October 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	121	A113.
		Harvesting the Golden Grain
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 36, No. 2, pp. 107 - 111.	November 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	122	A113.
		Ducks and Deer
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 36, No. 3, pp. 184 - 188.	December 1941
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "Memories of the Months" which, together with the later series "A Countryman's Year", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	123	A113.
		Red Berry of the Roses
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 36, No. 4, pp. 265 - 269.	January 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	124	A113.
		The Keeper in War Time
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 36, No. 5, pp. 359 - 362.	February 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	125	A113.
		The Shieling and the Bothy
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 36, No. 6, pp 457 - 460.	March 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitles "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	126
		Round the Highlands
		Prisoners of War News	Aberdeen
		Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 90 - 92.	March 1942

D	127
		Incidents by the Way
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 18 - 21.	March 1942

D	128	A113.
		Pictures in the Frosty Air
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 1, pp. 31 - 34.	April 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	129	A113.
		Catching up on Time
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 2, pp. 113 - 118.	May 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	130	A134.
		The Essence of Nationalism
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 169 - 172.	June 1942
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 141 - 144.

D	131	A113.
		Early Sunlight
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 200 - 203.	June 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	132	A113.
		On the Edge of the Moor
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 291 - 295.	July 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	133
		This English Business
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 4, pp. 295 - 299.	July 1942

D	134	A113.
		The Hill Burn
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 5, pp. 362 - 366.	August 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	135
		A Stoicism That Takes a Lot of Breaking
		London Calling	London
		No. 159, pp. 6 - 7.	24th. September 1942

D	136	A113, D74.
		Islands and Seas
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 6, pp. 445 - 449.	September 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	137	A134.
		Black Cattle in Lochaber
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 37, No. 6, pp. 450 - 454.	September 1942
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 69 - 73.

D	138
		Fishing Lochs of Day and Night
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 13 - 15.	September 1942

D	139	A113.
		A Field of Oats
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 42 - 46.	October 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	140	A113, B22.
		Dancing in the Highlands
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 38, No. 1, pp. 46 - 50.	October 1942
		This article later appeared in: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 82 - 87.

D	141	A113.
		A Rabbit in a Snare
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 123 - 126.	November 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months" formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	142	A113.
		Working on Sundays
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 38, No. 3, pp. 209 - 212.	December 1942
		Written under the pseudonym of Dane McNeil. One of a monthly series entitled "A Countryman's Year" which, together with the earlier series "Memories of the Months", formed the basis of "Highland Pack".

D	143
		More Fishing Lochs - and a Feast!
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 31, No. 2, pp. 13 - 15.	February 1943

D	144	A113.
		Death of the Lamb
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 33 - 36.	April 1943
		This article later appeared in: Highland Pack \| Faber and Faber \| London \| 18th. November 1949 \| pp. 205 - 208.

D	145
		We Must Have a Lot More Fun in Living
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30072, p. 2.	10th. June 1943

D	146
		Round the Black Isle
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 20 - 22.	July 1943

D	147	A134.
		Scotland Moves
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 39, No. 6, pp. 447 - 450.	September 1943
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 162 - 165.

D	147a
		It's Just the Way We Scots are Made
		Daily Record	Glasgow
			21st. February 1944

D	148
		Not So Stern and Wild
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30424, p. 2,	26th. July 1944

D	149
		- and After the War
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30438, p. 2.	11th. August 1944

D	150
		New Charter Behind "Ifs"
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30447, p. 2.	22nd. August 1944

D	151
		The Health Service we Want
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30455, p. 2.	31st. August 1944

D	152
		A League of Fishermen
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30461, p. 2.	7th. September 1944

D	153
		Exciting Horizons
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30468, p. 2.	15th. September 1944

D	154
		Planners and People
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30485, p. 2.	5th. October 1944

D	155
		Himmler Puts it a New Way
		Daily record	Glasgow
		No. 30942, p. 2.	13th. October 1944

D	156
		The Moral of the Midge
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30496, p. 2.	18th. October 1944

D	157
		Scots are Critical Too Soon
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30510, p. 2.	3rd. November 1944

D	158
		Questions for Scots
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30528, p. 2.	24th. November 1944

D	159
		Tweeds as a Test for Goodwill
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30538, p. 2.	6th. December 1944

D	160
		Awakening of a Nation
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30556, p. 2.	27th. December 1944

D	161
		Scotland Isn't a "Region"
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30571, p. 2.	15th. January 1945

D	162
		London's Eternal Priority
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 30593, p. 2.	9th. February 1945

D	163
		Take the Hill Path
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 35, No. 2, pp. 13 - 15.	February 1945

D	164
		The Month in Scotland
		Scottish Field	Glasgow
		Vol. 93, No. 513, p. 9.	September 1945

D	165	A134.
		Belief in Ourselves
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 43, No. 6, pp. 424 - 427.	September 1945
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 158 - 161.

D	166	A134.
		The Novel at Home
		The Scots Magazine	Dundee
		Vol. 45, No. 1, pp. 1 - 5.	April 1946
		This article later appeared in: The Writer \| Boston \| June 1946 \| Vol. 59, No. 6, pp. 179 - 181. Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 131 - 134. This article was originally written for "The Writer".

D	166.1
		Books: Neil M. Gunn Talks About Some Old Scots Books
		The New Alliance and Scots Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 7, No. 1, p. 12.	April 1946
		The books in question were "Carmina Gadelica" and "The Grampians Desolate" (1804) by Alexander Campbell.

D	166.2	A134.
		Why I Write
		Gangrel	London
		No. 4, pp. 10 - 11.	Summer 1946
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 135 - 137.

D	167	A84.
		Filming The Silver Darlings
		S.M.T. Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 38, No. 3, pp. 21 - 23.	September 1946

D	167.1
		Tradition and Violence
		The New Alliance and Scots Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 7, No. 7, p. 8.	October 1946

D	167.2
		Highland Folk
		The Albyn Press	Edinburgh
		pp. 43 - 45.	1946
		Published as part of "Scotland's Record", W.M. Ballantine, ed.

D	168	D23, D38, D115, D209.
		The Caithness Coast
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 24 - 27.	January 1947

D	168.1
		The Diabolic In Remote Control
		New Scot	Glasgow
		Vol. 3, No. 12, pp. 25 - 26.	December 1947

D	169
		Note on the Basking Shark
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. From the address, it is evidently pre-1948.

D	169.1
		Appoint a Physician
		The New Alliance and Scots Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 8, No. 10, pp. 156 - 157.	February 1948

D	170
		Edinburgh
		Holiday	Philadelphia
		Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 90 - 104.	August 1948
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	170.1
		New Magazines
		Angus Fireside	Arbroath
		Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 38 & 47.	October 1948

D	171	D179.
		Calvinism and Critics
		Jabberwock	Edinburgh
		Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. 2 - 4.	February 1949
		Jabberwock was the Edinburgh University review.

D	172
		It's Better Than Ever
		Daily Record	Glasgow
		No. 16626, p. 2.	19th. February 1949

D	173
		History Heard to Laugh
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	24th. December 1949

D	174
		I've Got My Bent 3d. Bit Yet
		Scottish Daily Express	Glasgow
		p. 4.	27th. December 1949

D	175
		Giants and Distant Bells
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	18th. February 1950
		One page of typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	176
		Towards Cape Wrath
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 24 - 29.	February 1950
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	177
		Wild Swans
		The Scots Review	Glasgow
		Vol. 11, No. 1, p. 3.	April 1950

D	178	A121, E14.
		The Pursuit of Light
		Scotland's Magazine

D	178	A121, E14.
		The Pursuit of Light
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 45, No. 4, pp. 38 - 41.	April 1950
		This article reflects the opening scene of "The Well at the World's End".

D	179	D171.
		English Critics and Scots Novelists
		Jabberwock	Edinburgh
		Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 7 - 8.	May 1950
		This is a reply to an article "Scots Bards and English Reviewers" by "Charpie" in: Jabberwock \| Edinburgh \| Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 17 - 18. This in turn was a reply to Gunn's article "Calvinism and Critics" in the issue of February 1949.

D	180
		Across Kylescu
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 45, No. 6, pp. 24 - 28.	June 1950
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	181
		Living in the Free Sunlight
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	22nd. July 1950

D	182
		Off to Ullapool
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 46, No. 4, pp. 24 - 28.	October 1950

D	183
		Scotland
		Holiday	Philadelphia
		Vol. 8, No. 6, pp. 34 - 47, 101, 102, 104, & 107.	December 1950
		This article later appeared in: Ten Years of Holiday \| Simon and Schuster \| New York \| 1956 \| pp. 114 - 132. Round the World with Famous Authors \| Doubleday (in asociation with Pan American World Airways) \| New York \| 1958 \| p. 42 (Only a sixteen line extract appeared in this anthology.) The World of Mankind \| Golden Press \| New York \| 1962 \| pp. 28 - 33.

D	184
		Picts Houses
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 47, No. 2, pp. 37 - 39.	February 1951

D	185
		Reaches of the Conon
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 47, No. 4, pp. 41 - 43.	April 1951

D	186
		Inverness and the Highlands
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 47, No. 5, pp. 29 - 33.	May 1951

D	187	A113.
		A Delicacy of Exchange
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	17th. November 1951
		An essay in the same style as those used in "Highland Pack".

D	188
		Away to the Isles
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 48, No. 2, pp. 18 - 21.	February 1952

D	189	A113.
		Dancing in the Wilds
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	31st. May 1952
		Manuscript held at the National Library of Scotland. An essay in the same style as those used in "Highland Pack".

D	190
		Salute to a Miracle
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	16th. August 1952
		An essay on the effects of the hydro-electric programme on the salmon runs.

D	191
		The Highlands Today
		The Geographical Magazine	London
		Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 232 - 241.	September 1952
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	192
		The Great Glen Affric Scheme
		The Sphere	London
		Vol. 211, No. 2748, pp. 58 - 63.	11th. October 1952
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	193
		Above the Highland Line

		pp. 26 - 29.	1952?
		A printed copy exists in the National Library of Scotland, comprising pages 26 - 29 of an unidentified publication. From internal evidence, this appears to have been commissioned by the Scottish Tourist Board, and may have formed part of a publicity brochure. An approach to the Tourist Board has failed to trace but, from references to a hydro-electric scheme believed to be that of Glen Affric, this must have been written around 1952.

D	194
		The Great Glen of Scotland
		The Sphere	London
		Vol. 213, No. 2785, pp. 602 - 605.	27th. June 1953
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	195
		The Shoelace and the Salmon
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 49, No. 8, pp. 56 - 59.	August 1953
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland, with the title "Poaching". This article is on the subject of salmon poaching.

D	196
		Beautiful Balmoral
		Holiday	Philadelphia
		Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 74 - 78.	August 1954

D	197
		The Clans of Scotland
		Holiday	Philadelphia
		Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 38 - 45, 63 - 64, 66 & 69.	September 1954
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	198	A59, B24, E25.
		The Tragedy of the Highland Clearances
		Radio Times (Scottish Edition)	London
		Vol. 125, No. 1622, p. 5.	10th. December 1954

D	199
		Curling
		Unpublished
			1954
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This article was produced for Time Life Magazine in the U.S.A., but was never used.

D	199.1
		Surveying the Highlands, Can the Crofts be Revived?
		The Manchester Guardian	Manchester
		p. 6.	7th. April 1955

D	200



		This reference number was used in the original bibliography for "Books: Neil M. Gunn Talks About Some Old Scots Books" which had not been identified and which had been sorted based on an estimated date. This has since been identified and now forms D166.1.

D	201
		In the Highlands
		Spectator	London
		Vol. 194, No. 6626, pp. xvi - xviii (Insert after p. 798).	24th. June 1955
		Part of the "Prospect of Scotland" series of inserts.

D	202
		When I Go Fishing
		Trout and Salmon	Peterborough
		Vol. 1, No. 2, p. 11.	August 1955
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	203
		The Scots are Clansmen Still
		Everybody's Weekly	London
		pp. 19 -21 & 37.	10th. September 1955

D	204
		Off in the Car
		Richard Paterson Ltd.	Edinburgh
		pp. 1 - 6.	1955
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This essay formed part of the anthology: The Scottish Companion \| R. Spence, ed. \| Richard Paterson Ltd \| Edinburgh \| 1955

D	205
		Prescriptions
		Medical World	London
		Vol. 84, No. 2, pp. 160 - 167.	February 1956
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	206
		Living in Scotland Today
		Scottish Field	Glasgow
		Vol. 104, No. 638, pp. 51 - 53.	February 1956

D	207	A127.
		The Evil Eye
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 3, No. 7, pp. 7 - 10.	Spring 1956
		An advance extract from "The Atom of Delight".

D	208	A127.
		Extracts from "The Atom of Delight".
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	September - October 1956
		There were four extracts involved: 1) Off and Away p. 3. 22nd. September 1956. 2) Trees in Church p. 3. 29th. September 1956 3) The Family Cow p. 3. 6th. October 1956 4) The Boy in London p. 3. 13th. October 1956

D	209	D23, D38, D115, D168.
		Caithness
		Country Fair	London
		Vol. 11, No. 6, pp. i - viii (99 - 106).	December 1956
		Typescript at the National Library of Scotland. This was one of a "Country Fair" series (No. 66) covering individual counties around Britain.

D	210	A63.
		Whisky
		Scott Hamilton (Publishers) Ltd.	Edinburgh
			1956
		A typescript with this title is held at the National Library of Scotland which may relate to this article. From correspondence it seems that an article so entitled appeared both in the "Edinburgh Year Book" of 1956 and the "Scottish Industrial Guide"; both published by Scott hamilton (Publishers) Ltd, 25 York Place, Edinburgh. However, to date, I have been unable to trace copies of these publications.

D	211
		Iona
		Unpublished
			1956
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This was produced for the American "House and Gardens" magazine, but never seems to have been published.

D	212	A74, A80, B14, B29, E44.
		Deer Stalking in the Highlands
		Holiday	Philadelphia
		Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 60 - 61, 126 & 129.	January 1957
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	213	A136, D11, D217, E42.
		For Christopher's Cap
		Unpublished
			July 1957
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [91] - 92. Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This piece was written in honour of Christopher Grieve's honorary doctorate at Edinburgh University. It seems probable that this was, in fact, the text of the B.B.C. programme of 3rd. July 1957 entitled "The Indivisible Man - Men of Mark" but, as the B.B.C. hold no script, this cannot be confirmed.

D	214	A127, A134, D215, D216, D219, D221, D232, D240, D241.
		The Heron's Legs
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 5, No. 15, pp. 19 - 22.	Summer 1958
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 228 - 231. One of six philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight". These are further continued in "Point" magazine in two articles in 1968 - 1969.

D	215	A127, A134, D214, D216, D219, D221, D232, D240, D241.
		The Flash
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 5, No. 16, pp. 18 - 23.	Autumn 1958
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 232 - 237. One of six philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight". These are further continued in "Point" magazine in two articles in 1968 - 1969.

D	216	A127, A134, D214, D215, D219, D221, D232, D240, D241.
		Eight Times Up
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 5, No. 17, pp. 19 - 23.	Winter 1958
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 238 - 242. One of six philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight". These are further continued in "Point" magazine in two articles in 1968 - 1969.

D	217	D11, D213, E42.
		On Hugh MacDiarmid
		Jabberwock	Edinburgh
		Vol. 5, No. 1, p. 11.	1958

D	218	A63.
		Malt Whiskies
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 55, No. 2, p. 47.	February 1959
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	219	A127, A134, D214, D215, D216, D221, D232, D240, D241.
		Remember Yourself
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 6, No. 18, pp. 22 - 28.	Spring 1959
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 243 - 249. One of six philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight". These are further continued in "Point" magazine in two articles in 1968 - 1969.

D	220	A71, E54.
		The Light of Iona
		The Listener	London
		Vol. 61, pp. 1061 - 1062.	18th. June 1959
		A transcript of the talk of the same title which was narrated by Gunn on the Third Programme of the B.B.C. 5th. June 1959.

D	221	A127, A134, D214, D215, D216, D219, D232, D240, D241.
		Landscape Inside
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 6, No. 19, pp. 43 - 46.	Autumn 1959
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 74 - 77. One of six philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight". These are further continued in "Point" magazine in two articles in 1968 - 1969.

D	222
		High on the Haggis
		Holiday	Philadelphia
		Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 94 - 97 & 130 - 131.	November 1959
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland under the title "Scottish Food".

D	223	A136.
		High Summer by a Mountain Lochan
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 56, No. 6, pp. 10 - 11.	June 1960
		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| p. [71]. This article accompanied a photograph of Loch A'an and was condensed from a longer article entitled "Loch A'an", the typescript of which is held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	224
		The Dornoch Firth
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 56, No. 10, pp. 22 - 27.	October 1960
		Typescript held at the National library of Scotland.

D	225	A63.
		The Long John Story
		Long John Distilleries	Glasgow
			7th. October 1960
		This booklet was written anonymously but a copy of a typescript is held at the National Library of Scotland. It was originally produced as the official programme for the opening of Seager, Evans Ltd (now Long John International Ltd.'s) new malt distillery at Tormore. The text continued to be incorporated in the Company's publicity material for a number of years, but has now been superseded. When Tormore Distillery was officially opened a "Time Capsule" in the form of a pot still was buried in the forecourt. This contained: a recording of the chimes used in their clock; a tregnum of Long John whisky; a treatise on how scotch is made; a history of the whisky industry; names of plant employees; an American dollar; the names of all the Scottish clans; and samples of grain, water, peat and cask staves. It is believed that a copy of this booklet is also included.

D	226
		Pigs and Whistles
		Unpublished
			1950 - 1960
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. There is no date on the typescript but, from the address, it must relate to the period 1950 - 1960. A light hearted article on the difficulties of receiving Third Programme broadcasts in the Highlands.

D	227
		University of Inverness
		Unpublished
			1960
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. The typescript is noted in Gunn's hand: "First memorandum prepared (1960) for Provost Wotherspoon who will present copy to reps. of Univ. Grants Comm."

D	228
		"Townscapes" - Inverness - Crossroads of the Northern Kingdom
		The Scotsman	Edinburgh
		No. 36763, p. 1 (17).	25th. March 1961
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This appeared as page one of the Scotsman's "Weekend Magazine" (which was page seventeen of the paper as a whole).

D	229
		Conversation with a Novelist
		Scottish Field	Glasgow
		Vol. 108, No. 701, pp. 38 - 39 & 111.	May 1961
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. A conversation between Maurice Lindsay and Gunn, prepared by Maurice Lindsay.

D	230
		By Pastures Green
		Ossian	Glasgow
		No. 4, pp. 6 - 8.	Autumn 1961
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	231
		The Peaceful Black Isle
		Scotland's Magazine	Edinburgh
		Vol. 57, No. 10, pp. 20 - 25.	October 1961
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	232	A127, A134, D214, D215, D216, D219, D221, D240, D241.
		Highland Space
		Saltire Review	Edinburgh
		Vol. 6, No. 23, pp. 45 - 48.	Winter 1961
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 78 - 81. Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. One of six philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight". These are further continued in "Point" magazine in two articles in 1968 - 1969.

D	233
		The Highlands of Scotland
		Merian
			4th. June 1962
		This was an article in German which appeared in a German Magazine. A typescript of the English version is held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	233.1
		"The Novel Today"
		Edinburgh International Festival 1962	Edinburgh
		p. 63.	20th. - 24th. August 1962
		The programme and notes for the International Writers' Conference held at the McEwan Hall, Edinburgh, on the above dates, as part of the Edinburgh International Festival of 1962, contained Gunn's written response to questions appertaining to the future of the novel.

D	234	A84.
		The Silver Fish
		Radio Times (Scottish Edition)	London
		Vol. 156, No. 2025, p. 18.	30th. August 1962

D	235	A134.
		Scottish Renaissance
		Scottish Field	Glasgow
		Vol. 109, No. 716, p. 34.	August 1962
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 96 - 98. Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland, under the title "Hugh MacDiarmid".

D	236	A63.
		An Affair of Whisky
		New Saltire	Edinburgh
		No. 6, pp. 6 - 11.	December 1962
		An extract from this article appeared in: Glimpses of Gunn \| Ann Yule and Alan Haldane \| Neil M. Gunn Memorial Trust \| Dingwall \| 1990 \| p. 50.

D	237
		The Lingering Problem of the Highlands
		The Glasgow Herald	Glasgow
		p. 3.	10th. December 1966

D	238	A134.
		A Footnote on Co-operation
		Anarchy 86	London
		Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 116 - 117.	April 1968
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 175 - 176.

D	239	A134, E53, E59, E72.
		The Wonder Story of the Moray Firth
		Anarchy 86	London
		Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 122 - 125.	April 1968
		This article later appeared in: Landscape and Light: Essays by Neil M. Gunn \| A. McCleery, ed. \| Aberdeen University Press \| Aberdeen \| 1987 \| pp. 57 - 60. This first appeared as a radio programme 28th. April 1959.

D	240	A127, D214, D215, D216, D219, D221, D232, D241.
		Light
		Point	Leicester
		No. 3, pp. 4 - 12.	Summer 1968
		One of two philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight" and six articles in "Saltire Review".

D	241	A127, D214, D215, D216, D219, D221, D232, D240.
		The Miraculous
		Point	Leicester
		No. 4, pp. 19 - 27.	Winter 1968 - 1969
		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. One of two philosophical/autobiographical articles, published by this magazine, which continues the themes explored in "The Atom of Delight" and six articles in "Saltire Review".

D	242	A121, E94, E96.
		Strange Happenings in the Highlands
		Radio Times (Scottish Edition)	London
		Vol. 186, No. 2416, p. 12.	26th. February 1970
		An article prepared by Deidre MacDonald, comprising a conversation between Gunn and herself, to publicise the adaptation for broadcasting of the novel "The Well at the World's End".

D	243
		Balmoral: Hunting in the Highlands / Balmoral
		Unpublished

		Two typescripts, one incomplete, bearing the above titles are held at the National Library of Scotland. Whilst exploring a similar theme, these do not appear to relate directly to the "Holiday" article entitled "Beautiful Balmoral" which appeared August 1954.

D	244
		The County Behind the Camerons
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	245
		Fishing
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. There is a suggestion that this paper was written with a view to interesting commercial T.V. in the state of the fishing industry. There is no indication of date other than the fact that there was a dispute with Iceland at the time.

D	246
		The Gathering of the Camerons
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This article was written in advance of a clan gathering and gives a synopsis of their involvement in the '45 under Lochiel. From the phraseology used this appears to have been aimed at the American market, but there is no trace of it having been published.

D	247	A63.
		Highland Pot Still Malt Whisky
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	248
		The Highlands

		pp. 32 - 34.
		This article appears on pages thirty two to thirty four of an unidentified periodical. From the content it was clearly written after completion of the Glen Affric hydro-electric scheme, and is, therefore, post 1952.

D	249
		Highlands and Islands
		Unpublished

		An undated typescript with the above title is held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	250	D3.
		Hunting with Hawks
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	251
		Literary Retrospect
		Unpublished?

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. The article takes the form of potted book reviews and recollections on: The Dark Child - Camara Laye The Little Ark - Jan De Hartog The Supreme Doctrine - Hubert Benoit

D	252
		Literature and the Arts
		Unpublished?

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This paper, which outlines suggestions for arts programmes, was clearly intended for the B.B.C.

D	253	A136.
		The Myth of the Canny Scot
		Unpublished

		This article later appeared in: The Man Who Came Back \| M. McCulloch, ed. \| Polygon \| Edinburgh \| 1991 \| pp. [79] - 84. Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. From the phraseology this appears to have been aimed at the American market, but does not appear to have been published.

D	254
		The Myth of the Gloomy Scot
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. From the phraseology used this appears to have been aimed at the American market, but does not appear to have been published.

D	255
		The Obvious
		Unpublished

		Undated manuscript held at the National Library of Scotland. This article refers to Ouspensky's book "In Search of the Miraculous" and must, therefore, be post 1950.

D	256
		The One Who Will Come
		Unpublished

		Manuscript and typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	257
		Red Deer in Scotland
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. The article is a detailed argument maintaining that the power granted under the "Agriculture (Scotland) Act 1948", to the various agriculture executive committees, is too absolute and advocating a return to the laws operating pre-1939.

D	258	A63.
		Whisky and Scotland
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. From internal evidence it is clearly post-war.

D	259
		Why are Writers Nationalists?
		The Scots Independent	Stirling
		No. 162, p. 7.	November 1940

D	260
		William Soutar
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland.

D	261
		Woman's Viewpoint
		Unpublished

		Typescript held at the National Library of Scotland. This seems to have been a paper produced for the B.B.C. concerning a possible series of radio programmes.