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Alexander Reid


Born
in Edinburgh, Scotland
August 19, 1914

Died
July 01, 1982

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Influences


Alexander Reid (1914 - 1982) was a Scottish playwright, journalist and author. His two best-known plays are The Lass wi' the Muckle Mou, based on the legend of Thomas the Rhymer, and The Warld's Wander, about Michael Scot, the famous magician. Reid was also an accomplished poet, editor of the Saltire Review (1954 - 60) and adaptor of other writers' works for radio. ...more

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Saltire Review 16, Autumn 1958

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Kirk & Drama

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The Warld's Wonder: A Phantasy

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Saltire Review 19, Winter 1960

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A Zoo Party

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The Lass wi the Muckle Mou

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Steps to a Viewpoint

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Zoo-illogical Rhymes

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The Young Traveller in France

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Saltire Review 1

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Saltire Review 1 Saltire Review 16, Autumn 1958 Saltire Review 19, Winter 1960 Saltire Review 20, Spring 1960
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“The return to Scots is a return to meaning and sincerity. We can only grow from our own roots and our roots are not English.”
― Alexander Reid, Two Scots Plays