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Land
Chapter heading in Land to Light On on page 41.
Inventory
List of states associated with the migration pattern of Arctic Tern.
Burnt River
Section V iii of Land to Light On on page 45.
Islands Vanish, Bodies Submerged
The first stanza of Section XIII of 'Land to Light On' on page 73.
At Arani
Section IV i of 'Land to Light On' by Dionne Brand on page 21.
Land to Light On
Page 41 of Dionne Brand's 'Land to Light On'
Jacket cover for Brand's A Land To Light On
Jacket cover designed by Sari Ginsberg. Original photo of Dionne Brand's "Baptism at Mt. Irvine, Tobago."
Willem Blaeu's "Africa Newly Described"
Jacket image of Dionne Brand's 'A Map to The Door of No Return' (2001).
Advertisement in Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces.
The advertisement page of the 1815 edition of Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces, published after William Creech's death.
Publication Information of Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect
The publication information page of William Creech's 1788 Edinburgh edition of Robert Burns' Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect.
Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect Title Page
The title page of the 1788 Edinburgh edition of Robert Burns' Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect.
Portrait of Robert Burns
The portrait of Robert Burns included in the 1788 Edinburgh edition of Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect published by William Creech.
Errata Page in The History of Edinburgh
The errata page of William Creech's 1779 printing of The History of Edinburgh, including instructions to the bookbinder.
Publication Information in The History of Edinburgh
The publication information as it appears in the 1779 printing of The History of Edinburgh by Hugo Arnot.
Title Page of The History of Edinburgh
The title page of The History of Edinburgh published by William Creech in 1779.
Introduction to Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces
The first page of the introduction to Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces, published in 1815 after the death of William Creech.
Introduction of Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces
The first page of the introduction to the 1815 printing of Creech's Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces, following his death.
Publishers' Subscription Circulation, 1789
The conditions placed upon a call for subscriptions, issued by publishers in both England and Scotland circa 1789.
Theophrastus
William Creech's pen name, as it appears in Edinburgh Fugitive Pieces.