I Piped, That She Might Dance - MacDonald, Iain
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A remarkable debut novel telling the story of Angus MacKay's (1812-1859) turbulent life - from his boyhood on Raasay, to fame at Queen Victoria's court, to his ultimate battle with mental illness. MacKay is a legendary figure in the history of Scottish music, with his work still celebrated 160 years after his death.

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A remarkable debut novel telling the story of Angus MacKay's (1812-1859) turbulent life - from his boyhood on Raasay, to fame at Queen Victoria's court, to his ultimate battle with mental illness. MacKay is a legendary figure in the history of Scottish music, with his work still celebrated 160 years after his death.
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Iain MacDonald is from Saskatchewan, Canada and has lived there most of his life so far, with some years in Vancouver and Glasgow. He is descended from South Uist immigrants who arrived in Prince Edward Island in 1772. A varied career has included work as an editor for an educational publishing firm, a freelance writer and editor, a communications director for an educational television company, and over 20 years running Avonlea Communications, producing websites, magazine and web advertising, brochures, annual reports and a wide variety of events. MacDonald teaches bagpipes through the Conservatory of Performing Arts, University of Regina. A life-long piper, MacDonald has performed and competed, recorded and also has written many articles for piping magazines and websites over the years. In 2017, he was named by pipesdrums magazine to be among Canada's Top Fifteen Living Pipers and Drummers in a feature celebrating Canada's 150th anniversary. His life-long interest in bagpipes and history, plus the acquisition of a very special artifact, led him to the story of Angus MacKay of Raasay. I Piped, That She Might Dance is MacDonald's debut novel and the debut publication of Blackwater Press.