the road north Ken Cockburn (1960–) is a poet and translator based in Edinburgh. After studying French and German at Aberdeen University, and Theatre Studies at University College Cardiff, he worked for several years

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Date: 2014-08-26 12:17:47 Cockburn Loch Etive Glen Loch Eilt Geography of Scotland British people Geography of the United Kingdom Finlay Lochaber Glen Etive		the road north Ken Cockburn (1960–) is a poet and translator based in Edinburgh. After studying French and German at Aberdeen University, and Theatre Studies at University College Cardiff, he worked for several years Add to Reading List Source URL: www.shearsman.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 158,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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