Edwin Morgan

Edwin Morgan is a Scottish poet who was appointed in 2004 Scots Makar. He has received the Hungarian Order of Merit of his translations of Hungarian poems.

Trio

Coming up Buchanan Street, quickly, on a sharp winter evening a young man and two girls, under the Christmas lights - The young man carries a new guitar in his

By Edwin Morgan

/ 22 Dec 2006

Hungarian Originals: three poems

Magyarok Sándor Weöres Ezer évig a Duna partjén ültem és sírtam. Ekkor egy iszapgöröngy a talpam alatt megmozdult síkosan, varangyos sár, fölém hajolt és szeliden köszöntött: -Nézz rám! Megismered önmagad?

By Edwin Morgan, Christopher Whyte, Deszõ Tandori, Krisztina Tóth and Sándor Weöres

/ 6 Sep 2005

Out it

It is 12 January 2003 and US president Bush has rallied his troops for what he calls “The first war of the 21st century”. What is your view of this crisis, where, briefly, do you stand? This is the question we are putting to people around the world, especially those with their own public reputatio

By Edwin Morgan

/ 12 Jan 2003