Lewis Grassic Gibbon

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Lewis Grassic Gibbon was a Scottish author known for his poignant exploration of Scottish life and landscape in the early 20th century. His most famous work, 'A Scots Quair', is a trilogy that includes 'Sunset Song', 'Cloud Howe', and 'Grey Granite'. These novels delve deep into the lives of rural Scots, reflecting the changing social and economic conditions of the time. Gibbon's lyrical prose and rich characterizations capture the essence of Scottish identity and the struggles faced by individuals in a transforming society.

In addition to his literary achievements, Gibbon was also a political activist and a passionate advocate for social justice. His writings often critique the class system and highlight the plight of the working class. Despite his relatively short life, Gibbon's influence on Scottish literature is profound, inspiring generations of writers to explore themes of identity, landscape, and social change.