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PETER KERR. Life for Scotland's top travel writer began a long way from the Mediterranean island of Mallorca, where several of his bestselling books are set. And his life took him on a uniquely winding and interesting career path long before he turned his hand to earning his daily bread by writing books. Peter was born in the Morayshire fishing ...
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Peter Kerr, a prominent businessman in the early twentieth century, was known as the “Patriarch of the Pacific Northwest wheat trade” for his role connecting farmers in eastern Oregon and Washington with global markets. Born on October 29, 1861, in Newton Stewart, Scotland, Kerr was one of eight children. After completing his education at ...
1 de nov. de 2012 · Peter Kerr, the best-selling Scottish author, was born in Lossiemouth, Morayshire, in 1940. His award-winning 'Snowball Oranges' series of five Mallorcan-based books have sold in large numbers worldwide and have been translated into eleven languages.
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Manana, Manana. Having battled and succumbed to the ma ana pace of rural Mallorca in his best selling Snowball Oranges: A Winter’s Tale on a Spanish Isle, spring sees Peter Kerr and family relaxing into a supposedly simpler way of life, growing oranges on their little valley farm, Ca’s Mayoral.
Peter Kerr was born c. 1775, to an enslaved woman named Kino, who was of Mandinka heritage. [1] He and his mother lived in western Pennsylvania, where they were enslaved to a man named John Kerr Jr. Following Kerr's death, Peter was willed to his son, who moved to Ohio, a free state, in 1813. Peter was freed from servitude, and came into ...
1 de jan. de 2001 · Peter Kerr, the award-winning Scottish author of the 'Snowball Oranges' pentad of humorous Mallorcan travelogues, is a former jazz musician, record producer and farmer. He has also written a range of fiction titles, including the 'Bob Burns Investigates' trilogy of humour-spiked mysteries and 'Song of the Eight Winds', a historical novel set in 13th century Spain.
