Thom Nairn (8 July 1955 – 15 August 2017) was a Scottish poet and literary writer and editor.[1] He was born in Perthshire, grew up in Coupar Angus and worked as a heraldic artist before studying at the University of Edinburgh.[1][2]
After graduation he edited the literary magazine Cencrastus, wrote reviews and published several books of poetry, and in 1991 co-edited (with Robert Crawford) a book of essays on Alasdair Gray.[1] The Times described his poetry as "surreal".[2]
Later, he specialised in translating from Greek into English.[1][2]
He died in 2017 from complications of pneumonia.[1]
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