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Liam Logan meets Scots poet, Rab Wilson
North of Dumfries, in the Royal Burgh of Sanquahar is the home of Rab Wilson, a fine Scots writer.
Rab introduces and reads one of his poems called ‘Labour’: and tells Liam Logan that he thinks there is a resurgence in people writing poetry in Scots.
Rab has also been commissioned to write a new play: a contemporary version of The Jolly Beggars by Robert Burns. (Broadcast: 25 Nov 2006)
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