Ninian Jamieson And A Practical Novelist (1897)

Focusing on the life and literary contributions of Ninian Jamieson, this biographical account by John Davidson delves into the author's upbringing, education, and notable works like The Deserter and The Queen's Ferry. Davidson critically examines Jamieson's writing style, themes, and his influence on literature, alongside personal struggles such as alcoholism. The book also highlights the challenges faced by Victorian writers, including censorship. This engaging narrative offers valuable insights into a significant figure in Scottish literature.