“What diarist has not, at some moment, become ashamed of the numerous entries which belittle a friend or slight an acquaintance?”
“What diarist has not, at some moment, become ashamed of the numerous entries which belittle a friend or slight an acquaintance?”
28 April 1898–15 October 1943
In a modest house on Wilson Street in Perth, Scotland, a small attic room served as both prison and sanctuary for one of Scotland's most remarkable twentieth-century poets. From this confined space, William Soutar would pen some of the most enduring children's verse in Scots literature while simultaneously crafting…
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