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Anna Ruadh Virtual Book Launch Update
Information on printing and our VIRTUAL book launch, happening today!
One Year of Bhon Phlateau dhan a’ Chladach: Dàin
Happy one year of publication to a wonderful Gaelic poetry collection!
June 2020 Kickstarter Update
Find out more about potential delays, our digital book launch, and what to keep an eye out for with Anna Ruadh!
June is Pride Month
’S e an t-Ògmhìos Mìos na Pròise. June is Pride Month.
Gaelic NS Month: Ràithean airson Sireadh
As Gaelic Nova Scotia Month comes to an end, we want to recommend a poetry collection to carry you through the year.
Gaelic NS Month: Ràithean airson Sireadh Audiobook
For Gaelic Nova Scotia Month, we’re recommending Ràithean airson Sireadh. This collection of Rumi poetry, interpreted by Coleman Barks and translated into Scottish Gaelic by Lewis MacKinnon is sure to enchant you.
The G is for Gael Livestream Book Launch!
Find a link on where to watch (or rewatch!) our G is for Gael livestream book launch!
Gaelic NS Month: Upcoming Books
We’re talking about our upcoming books for Gaelic Nova Scotia Month.
Gaelic NS Month: Essay Collection
In honour of Gaelic Nova Scotia Month, we’re recommending a collection of essays from Bradan Press author Dr. Emily McEwan.
Gaelic NS Month: Cause of Our Joy
Happy Gaelic Nova Scotia Month from Bradan Press! Enjoy a Gaelic poetry collection today.
Gaelic NS Month: Bhon Phlateau than a’ Chladach
Enjoy Bhon Phlateau than a’ Chladach for Gaelic Nova Scotia Month.
Gaelic Nova Scotia Month: Fionn MacCool
Today for Gaelic Nova Scotia Month, we’re recommending Fionn MacCool and the Salmon of Knowledge to make homeschooling a bit easier!
Gaelic NS Month: Poetry Audiobook
For Gaelic Nova Scotia Month, we’re recommending our enchanting poetry audiobook: Ráithean airson Sireadh by Lewis MacKinnon
Gaelic NS Month: Play It Like You Sing It
Today we’re talking about the Play It Like You Sing It series for Gaelic Nova Scotia Month.
Update #15 – May 2020
Find out how the first-ever Scottish Gaelic translation of Anne of Green Gables is going and how COVID-19 has affected it’s publication and launch party.
