Name: Doon tha Wal Raa: Ulster-Scots Crack fae Ballywalter (en Inglés)
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Author: Robinson, Philip; Carlile, Billy; Cromie, William
ISBN: 9781739905620

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Doon tha Wal Raa: Ulster-Scots Crack fae Ballywalter (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Ulster-Scots Academy Press

Autor

Robinson, Philip; Carlile, Billy; Cromie, William

Idioma

Inglés

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Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

20.3 x 13.3 x 0.5 cm

ISBN13

9781739905620

Doon tha Wal Raa: Ulster-Scots Crack fae Ballywalter (en Inglés)

Robinson, Philip; Carlile, Billy; Cromie, William (Autor) · Ulster-Scots Academy Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Doon tha Wal Raa: Ulster-Scots Crack fae Ballywalter (en Inglés)"

Doon tha Wal Raa is a collection of stories, local history snapshots, poems, and letters; all written in Ulster-Scots by William Cromie, a fluent native speaker who also includes valuable observations on the distinctive character of the language itself in the Ards Peninsula. Wullie Cromie was born in a cottage in Wal Raa (Well Road), Ballywalter, in 1936, and grew up in a world where everybody spoke Ulster-Scots, although to them it was just the way everybody talked. The Ulster-Scots stories recorded in this book were part of the wide repertoire that Wullie used 'ad lib' for his story-telling performances when he travelled the country for 30 years entertaining packed halls along with his Greba (Greyabbey) equivalent, Wull Muckleboy (Will McAvoy) - a duo that became local 'stars' known as the 'Twa Wulls'. In providing these Ulster-Scots yarns as written texts for the express purpose of this publication, Wullie Cromie has demonstated for a wider audience his special talent for capturing the living language, history and culture of the area he called hame.