A Glisk o' Douglas Young throu a Wheen o' his Poems

Abstract

DOUGLAS YOUNG, poet, scholar, Scottish Nationalist and internationalist, is described by the poet William Soutar after their first meeting as ‘an exceedingly tall fellow with a shovel‐beard—his leanness, longness and fringiness gave one the initial impression of a B.B.C. announcer who had partially metamorphosed into an aerial’, and adds: ‘didn't just get his wave‐length.’

Citation

Marshall, M. (1976), "A Glisk o' Douglas Young throu a Wheen o' his Poems", Library Review, Vol. 25 No. 5/6, pp. 205-206. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb020917