In 1938, Joseph Macleod became an announcer and newsreader at the BBC, where he began to write and publish poetry under the pseudonym'Adam Drinan', poetry which deals with the Highland clearances, and describes the Scottish landscape in rich detail.
Joseph Macleod became an announcer and newsreader at the BBC. This was in 1938. He began to write and publish poetry under the pseudonym'Adam Drinan'. He describes the Scottish landscape in rich detail. The pseudonym'Adam Drinan' was poetry. This poetry deals with the Highland clearances.