Autobiographies

Saoghal an Treabhaiche first published in English in 1962 then Gaelic in 1972 le Angus MacLellan.

A’ Suathadh ri Iomadh Rubha

Saoghal an Treabhaiche le Angus MacLellan and A' suathadh ri Iomadh Ruadh le Angus Campbell

Not many autobiographies published

Air mo Chuairt, le Ealasaid Chaimbeul à Barraigh

Buth Ailig, le Dòmhnall MacGillEathain à Uibhist

Mo Bhrògan Ùra le Catrìona NicNèill

Còco is Crùbagan/Cocoa and Crabs: A Hebridean Childhood, le Flòraidh NicDhòmhnaill

Mo Là Gu Seo: Eachdraidh mo Bheatha, le Tòmas MacCalmain, às an Eilean Sgitheanach

Steall à Iomadh Lòn, le Seonaidh Ailig Mac a’ Phearsain, à Uibhist-a-Tuath

Dìleab Cholbhasach / A Colonsay Legacy, le Barbara Satchel

Eilean Uaine Thiriodh: Beatha, Òrain agus Ceòl Ethel NicChaluim, le Ethel NicChaluim, à Tiriodh

Casan Searraich, le Calum MacFhearghuis

Theres also a plentiful amount of folklore from cape Breton.

which was established on the folklore of Eòis MhicNèill

established with the songs and folklore of Lachainn MacLellen

Lot of Ab don’t look at the whole of their life but just a part of their life. Lots of them full of info about the way of life and gaelic cu

Fo sgail a swastika le Donald John MacDonald

English AB full of the ways of life and gaelic culture. In many ways alike to the gaelic AB.

different from English and AB from other languages. The community was so important and the traditions were more important than the person.

different from English and AB from other languages. The community was so important and the traditions were more important than the person.

different from English and AB from other languages. The community was so important and the traditions were more important than the person.

Theres not much scholarly research done on AB although tsome by Bateman and Christine Laennec tried to do a comparison between SG and IG

More Irish Ab's that have a longer history and more scholarly work been done.