Gordon Kerr

Gordon Kerr is a successful non-fiction author, who has written many thought-provoking books on true crime, history, art, travel, and humor. Kerr was born in the Scottish new town of East Kilbride and pursued his higher education at Glasgow University. After graduation, he lived in France for some time before embarking on a career in the wine trade in London. Later, he moved on to marketing jobs in bookselling and publishing, working for well-known companies such as Waterstones and Bloomsbury.\n \nKerr's writing career spans a variety of genres, and he has established himself as a prolific and accomplished author. He didn't start writing until later in life, after gaining experience in the wine trade, publishing, and bookselling. Despite starting his writing career late, Kerr has managed to make a name for himself in the literary world, with many of his books becoming critically acclaimed and popular among readers.\n \nKerr is married and has two grown-up children. He divides his time between Hampshire and southwest France, finding inspiration for his writing in both places. Some of his most outstanding works include "A Short History of China" and "The Houses of Death," which have received praise for their thorough research and engaging writing style. Kerr's ability to delve into complex subjects and make them accessible to a broad audience has earned him a loyal following of readers.