Books by Morag Law

' S ann a Eilean Cholbhasa ' s a tha Morag Law bho thus ach chaidh a togail anns an Eilean Sgitheanach agus ann an Dun Omhainn. Tha i a' fuireach ann an Siorrachd Rinfriu a-nis. Ged a tha Gaidhlig aice bho thus, cha do thoisich i ri sgriobhadh innte gus an d' fhuair i teastanasan Gaidhlig aig Ard Ire, mar inbheach. Choisinn i Duais nan Sgriobhadairean Ura (CnL/SBT) ann an 2017 far an d' fhuair i mentorachd bho Mhartainn Mac An t-Saor. Dheasaich agus dh' eadar-theangaich i cruinneachadh de sgriobhaidhean a mathair airson an leabhar da-chananach Dileab Cholbhasach/A Colonsay Legacy (Acair, 2013). Tha airteagalan,sgeulachdan agus neo-ficsean aithriseal aice air nochdadh anns na h-irisean Cothrom agus Steall, Northwords Now/Tuath agus anns na cruinneachaidhean Nourish/Beathachadh (SBT, 2017) agus New Writing Vol 9.
Originally from the Isle of Colonsay, Morag Law was brought up on the Isle of Skye and in Dunoon and now lives in Renfrewshire. A native Gaelic speaker, she began writing in Gaelic after gaining Higher Grade qualifications as a mature student. In 2017 she won a Gaelic New Writers' Award (Gaelic Books Council/Scottish Books Trust ) where she was mentored by Martin MacIntyre. She has edited and translated a bi-lingual collection of her late mother's writings (Dileab Cholbhasach/A Colonsay Legacy, Acair 2013) and has had articles, short stories and narrative non-fiction published in Cothrom and Steall magazines, Northwords Now/Tuath and the anthologies Nourish/Beathachadh (Scottish Book Trust 2017) and New Writing Vol 9 (Scottish Book Trust 2018). One of her short stories has recently been featured in the Gaelic podcast A' Chrannag. Morag has a particular interest in producing work that is accessible to Gaelic learners.