Alasdair Gray: A Secretary's Biography by Rodge Glass

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Alasdair Gray: A Secretary's Biography by Rodge GlassISBN: 9780747590156 Bloomsbury Publishing, 01 January 2008 Hardcover, 352 pages 'Alasdair Gray was not always the rapidly ageing, fat Glasgow pedestrian he likes to describe on the inside leaf of his books. There was once a time when he was young. A time when he was really rather thin. Many years when he went unpublished and unrecognised. This book aims to document, as faithfully as possible, that journey from son of a box maker, encouraged to paint,

ISBN: 9780521472180

Publisher: Harper Collins 2014

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designed to allow high-speed reactions to military emergencies anywhere in the world

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