In a novel by this author, the protagonist escapes from a mob disguised with a green tunic and turban that disappear after he spends the night at a weaver's cottage.
In a novel by this author, the protagonist escapes from a mob disguised with a green tunic and turban that disappear after he spends the night at a weaver's cottage. This author concluded one poem by declaring, "[I] sing to please myself alone" rather than to please the Maid of Dunedin. This man made his reputation with a poem where Mary, Queen of Scots returns home titled The Queen's Wake. His most famous novel contains a puritanical woman named Rabina, who gives birth to the author of a manuscript found in a grave next to a skull with horns growing out of it. In that novel by this one-time shepherd and author of The Three Perils of Man, George Colwan is murdered by the serial killer and Calvinist Robert Wringham. For 10 points, name this Scottish author of Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner
In a novel by this author, the protagonist escapes from a mob disguised with a green tunic and turban that disappear after he spends the night at a weaver's cottage.
James Hogg