Andrew Hook

Professor Andrew Hook FBA FRSE is the emeritus Bradley Professor of English Literature at the University of Glasgow, where he also founded the Andrew Hook Centre for American Studies. His distinguished academic career spanned Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Glasgow, with a scholarly focus on Scottish-American literary and cultural relations. He contributed extensively to the Scottish Review on literary, cultural, and historical topics.

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Articles by Andrew Hook

News

I’ve Known for Years That Culross

I’ve known for years that Culross, on the Firth of Forth in the Kingdom of Fife, is reputed to be the best-preserved example of a small Scottish town in the…

17 Jun 2010
News

‘Thomas Muir of Huntershill

‘Thomas Muir of Huntershill, Essays for the Twenty First Century’, edited by Gerard Carruthers and Don Martin (humming earth) The degree to which Thomas Muir was or is a forgotten…

13 Jun 2010
News

‘Union and Revolution

‘Union and Revolution, Scotland and Beyond, 1625-1725’ by Laura A M Stewart and Janay Nugent (published by Edinburgh University Press) This book is Volume five in a series called The…

9 Jun 2010
Politics

Scottish Review : Andrew Hook

The Megrahi forum ANDREW HOOK Andrew Hook is former professor of English literature at Glasgow University [click here] for Jill Stephenson 26.08.09 Issue no 130 THE CHANGING MOOD Kenneth Roy assesses…

1 Sep 2009
Entertainment

Scottish Review : Andrew Hook

The Scottish Reviewers I The two faces of the BBC Andrew Hook WEEKEND INBOX STOP PRESS Kenneth Roy on the uncertain future of a great newspaper [click here] THE POLITE…

8 Dec 2008

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