The trouble with eulogizing Denis Munro is that one wants to consult Denis Munro. His prose was lean, his words precise and his recall phenomenal. He enjoyed language in all forms and saved newspaper clippings for humorous reference. Of particular interest were the obituaries in the Perthshire Advertiser and bereaved family members who, much to […]
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