Plenary – Professor Graeme Morton, ‘On Wallace’
Diane Purkiss, ‘Andro Man, Thomas Rymour, and the Witch Trials’
Jayne Baldwin, ‘Mary Timney, The Last Woman to be Publicly Hanged in Scotland’
Ingibjörg Ágústsdóttir, ‘Ruthlessly Ambitious Rogue or Scotland’s Forgotten Braveheart? Contemporary Portrayals of the Earl of Bothwell and his Role in Mary Stuart’s Demise’
Derek Janes, ‘”The Most Treacherous of all the Contraband Tribe” The Smuggler in SE Scotland c. 1750 – 1790’
Jo. George, ‘John Pikeryng’s Horestes: Teaching Scotland a Lesson’
Lindsay Jones, ‘The Royal Anti-Hero: Mary Queen of Scots in Pikeryng’s Horestes and Shakespeare’s Richard II’
Tim Worth, ‘Scottish Villainy and Heroism in Late Eighteenth-Century Satirical Prints’
Murdo Macdonald, ‘Ossian as International Hero’
Jennifer Barnes, ‘Cultural Hero: Laurence Olivier as Shakespearean Star’
Chris Murray, ‘”You must suffer me to go my own dark way”: Adaptations of Jekyll and Hyde in Comics’
Jihan Zakarriya, ‘Otherness, Nationalism and Political Compromise in Contemporary Scottish Novel: Heroism as a form of Humanistic Activism’
Len Wanner, ‘Heroism in the work of Ian Rankin’
Glenda Norquay, ‘Mirroring Villainy: Robert Louis Stevenson’s Last Novels’
David Robb, ‘Robert Louis Stevenson and the Romance of Terror’
Arianna Introna, ‘Unwanted Representatives of the Nation? A Comparative Analysis of the “Missing Scotland” in Scottish Literature and Indyref Culture’
Derek Patrick, ‘On the Duke of Hamilton’
JOOT read Poetry from The Great War
Graeme Morton, William Wallace: A National Tale (Edinburgh UP, 2014)