Well, this is educational. I'm afraid I had never heard of Fred Urquhart and yet he was a prolific and well-received author in his day. Here's a link which includes his biographical details. This is a book of short stories which are at one time very definitely written just after the war, yet also surprisingly modern. Perhaps it is just that we are used to seeing this era depicted in films of the time, which of course were much more subject to censorship.
Urquhart knew the painters Robert Colquhoun and Robert MacBryde. See how educational a book-a-day can be? I hadn't even realised they were real characters when I was reading the John Byrne play *blushes*
Day 297; book 287
Man breaks 10-year silence to tell his ex the cat they adopted together
only has days left, giving her the chance to come say goodbye: 'I never
thought I'd see her again'
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Cats have the meowgical power of bringing people together.
The cat community online is one of the strongest and most consistent that
we have ever seen. Fo...
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