Andrew Greig is an innovative writer in several genres, with a strong sense of
tradition and of narrative. His literary contribution (seven volumes of poetry,
two travelogue - mountaineering books, and five novels), especially to 20th/21st
century Scottish literature, while still in the making, is significant; yet, it
has been ill-served by literary critics to date.
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