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Edwards, Paul

Paul Edwards is a former teacher who now spends much of each summer watching cricket and writing about it for The Times, Cricinfo, The Cricketer and other publications.

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20200601123150 Paul Edwards, Alan Ross, Slightly Foxed 66, John Minton

Labours of Love

Paul Edwards on Alan Ross, Coastwise Lights

The words on Alan Ross’s gravestone could hardly be simpler: ‘Writer, poet and editor’. They could scarcely be more accurate either, although one wonders whether their subject might have given his commitment to poetry pride of place. Alan is buried in the churchyard in Clayton, the Sussex village where he lived for twenty-five years and where he knew great happiness. That happiness was particularly precious to a man who also experienced the fathomless miseries of depression.

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