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From the first days of recording the voices of poets reading their own work have been thought worthy of permanent record. This CD looks back at the earliest English-language poets whose voices have survived,...
A 10-part poetry night club series hosted by John Hegley with contributions from some of the greatest poets from around the world. Shown on Border Television in 1990.
This portrait of the film-maker Margaret Tait includes extracts from many of her productions. In interview with video artist Tamara Krikorian, Tait talks about her introduction to the cinema in Italy and her...
Analyses the Scottish Renaissance movement of the 1920s and 1930s which MacDiarmid largely founded, and elaborates on MacDiarmid’s two lifelong passions - the Scots literary tradition and Communism. The...
Hugh MacDiarmid, the Scottish poet, reads a selection of his own poetry.
In an interview, Hugh MacDiarmid (Christopher M. Grieve) talks about his life and work to another Scottish poet, George Bruce. Between readings of selected excerpts from his poems MacDiarmid reminisces on...
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