Scottish literature

Scottish literature encompasses a rich tradition of written works from Scotland, showcasing its history, culture, and identity. It includes notable poets like Robert Burns and William Dunbar, and novelists like Sir Walter Scott and Robert Louis Stevenson. Written in both English and Scots, it reflects Scotland’s unique dialects and themes of landscape, politics, and social issues. The literature often intertwines folklore, history, and personal experience, highlighting Scotland's struggles and triumphs. Today, it continues to evolve, with contemporary writers contributing to its vibrant literary scene. Themes of nationalism, identity, and heritage remain prominent in modern works.