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It’s not so much that I forgot to post on Saturday, it’s that I forgot it was Saturday. We had an open campus weekend at work (when high school students visit and we all become sales people, charming them and their parents to...
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A late post today because I’m in the middle of nowhere (Gifu) without WiFi and I left it to the last minute. It’s been a hectic time recently (one reason why I was so delighted to focus on the 10th anniversary of The Waves Bu...
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Not one I’d particularly recommend to the casual reader: Oswald Wynd was born in Japan of Scottish parents and is one of the subjects of my current research project (for which I received a four-year research grant!). This is...
I was invited to a few book festivals in 2016, including the Edinburgh International Book Festival, the event in Scottish books. Here are some photos from that time starting with being interviewed onstage by my good friend Dan Wall.
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Author, poet, journalist, editor. Born in Aberdeen, Scotland, now living in Japan.
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