Discover the groundbreaking work of a Scottish visionary. This collection unveils the multifaceted talent of Margaret Tait (1918–1999), a filmmaker who saw poetry in film and film in poetry. Edited by Sarah Neely with a foreword by Ali Smith, this volume gathers Tait's poems, short stories, and writings on film, showcasing her unique perspective on the world. Explore themes of Scottish identity, memory, and the intersection of art forms through Tait's insightful and evocative prose and verse.This collection, drawing from Tait's published works and unpublished notebooks, offers a comprehensive view of her creative output. It is perfect for readers interested in Scottish literature, film studies, and the contributions of women to the arts. Delve into Tait's experimental approach to both film and writing, and gain a deeper appreciation for her pioneering spirit and lasting legacy.