Sheena Blackhall
Aberdeen, Scotland, born 1947
Sheena is a prolific writer, illustrator and traditional ballad singer. She has published novellas, Scots books for bairns, short story collections, and over 100 poetry pamphlets. Born in Aberdeen, Sheena initially became a primary school teacher and later studied psychology at the University of Aberdeen. Her work has been widely broadcast on television and radio and she has played an instrumental role in raising the profile of Scots. Sheena translated Julia Donaldson’s best-selling children’s story The Gruffalo into Doric.
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