Roderick Watson Kerr

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Roderick Watson Kerr


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in Old Monklands, Lanarkshire, Scotland
January 01, 1895

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Roderick Watson Kerr (1895 - 1960) was a Scottish journalist and writer. His father (also called Roderick) was a master watchmaker. The family moved to Dalkeith shortly after his birth, and then to Edinburgh, living first in Candlemaker Row and then, after the death of Kerr senior, to Salisbury Terrace.

Kerr was educated at Boroughmuir and Heriot’s schools and then attended Broughton Junior Student Centre for several years, where, jointly with John Gould, he edited the Broughton Magazine from 1910-1911. His predecessor in the role of editor had been Hugh MacDiarmid, who, like Kerr, had been under the guidance of George Ogilvie, the teacher who was to prove a catalyst for literary development. While continuing his education during the day, he
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In Flanders Fields: Scottis...

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From the Line: Scottish War...

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War Daubs

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Style of Me: Letters of Eul...

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Annus Mirabilis, or the Asc...

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The Polite Educator: politi...

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