Scotland as Science Fiction, edited by Caroline McCracken-Flesher, contains two essays which look at David Lindsay's fiction in the context of fantastic Scottish literature. J Derrick McClure's "The Other Otherworld: Didactic Fantasy from MacDonald and Lindsay to J Leslie Mitchell" looks at how "a keenly-honed intellectual approach to philosophical questions, an indulgence in lively and sometimes fantastic flights of imagination, and a strongly-emphasised and often uncompromisingly stern moral outlook" combines "with notable frequency in Scottish Literature". Ian Duncan, meanwhile, writes about "Allegory and Cruelty: Gray's Lanark and Lindsay's A Voyage to Arcturus". You can get a preview of the book via Google books, or order from the publishers, Rowman & Littlefield.

Catalan Book Week sees the publication of a new translation of A Voyage to Arcturus, in Catalan. Titled Viatge a Arcturus, the translation is by David Armengou and published by Doble Sol. Doble Sol's website even has a page with a nice "double star" animation & music.

Latest news

27 September 2012 — Scotland as Science Fiction

8 September 2012 — New Voyage to Arcturus translation, in Catalan

24 June 2012 — Lindsay on Literary Map of the UK

29 May 2012 — Voyage to Arcturus track by Tarwater

17 April 2012 — Douglas A. Anderson on the other David Lindsay

2 January 2012 — The Haunted Woman serialised on Brighton & Hove Community Radio

15 October 2011 — The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction third edition online

8 September 2011 — Facsimile dustjacket of The Haunted Woman

29 June 2011 — Phillip Pullman at the BHA Conference 2011

2 June 2011 — Voyage to Arcturus audiobook at LibriVox

29 April 2011 — Around the Outsider - Colin Wilson is 80

16 January 2011 — David Lindsay in update to Sean Martin's The Gnostics

7 November 2010 — Article about Lindsay in The Bottle Imp

25 October 2010 — Author Craig Herbertson's plea

29 September 2010 — 1923 edition of Sphinx on eBay

17 February 2010 — Scenes from Arcturus by David Kanaga

20 December 2009 — The Sussex Centre for Folklore, Fairy Tales and Fantasy

23 March 2009 — Audio reading of A Voyage to Arcturus

18 February 2009 — Monsieur de Mailly released by Resonance BookWorks

31 January 2009 — Devil's Tor & Nightspore on Tormance from Resonance BookWorks

23 January 2009 — A Voyage to Arcturus in The Guardian's list of 1000 Novels Everyone Must Read

5 October 2008 — Alexander Crawford in Wormwood #11

20 September 2008 — Surtur included in the Daily Telegraph's list of literature's 50 greatest villains

31 August 2008 — Philip Pullman includes A Voyage to Arcturus in his "Writer's Table"

11 August 2008 — Paul di Filippo's Cornucopia "is a tribute to... David Lindsay"

17 May 2008 — Markings magazine tribute to J B Pick

10 February 2008 — Voyage to Arcturus as a (robot) audio book

27 January 2008 — Gary K Wolfe's book on Lindsay reissued

26 October 2007 — Article on David Lindsay in latest Wormwood

22 July 2007 — Necronomipod podcast review of A Voyage to Arcturus

21 June 2007 — Paupers' Press announce E. H. Visiak: Writer and Mystic by Anthony Harrison-Barbet

15 April 2007 — Arcturus first edition on eBay

7 March 2007 — The Life & Works of David Lindsay republished

13 February 2007 — Brief Devil's Tor article in Fantasy & Science Fiction magazine

22 January 2007 — Sellin's book, cover up on Amazon

14 January 2007 — Sellin's book delayed

31 December 2006 — Shrowk spotted

1 December 2006 — The Life and Works of David Lindsay by Bernard Sellin to be republished