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Ian McKay (writer)
Ian McKay (born Eóin MacAoidh, 1962) is an English environmental writer, critic, publisher, and translator.
==Life and career==
The son of former National Hunt jockey and racehorse trainer Geoff Laidlaw, Ian McKay was born in Epsom, Surrey, and studied at Chelsea School of Art. His first known publications were a series of punk fanzines in the late-1970s, including Peroxide (from which he was said to have been ousted by Norman Cook for serial incompetence〔Cook, N. ''Editorial'', Peroxide, Spring, 1979.〕). In the early-1980s he also published The Irony of Romanticism, a short-lived alternative arts publication. In 1984, with several other writers and filmmakers, he was involved in the setting up of the organisation Music for Miners during the UK Miner's Strike of 1984–1985. Since 1985, he has worked as a critic and writer for a wide range of art journals internationally and has published widely on subjects relating to visual art, cinema, music, and the environment. He has also curated visual art exhibitions and worked as an academic in several UK universities. Since 2007 his writing has centred mainly on UK Rural Affairs, particularly in relation to the New Forest,〔McKay, I. (Ed.), ''A New Forest Reader: A Companion Guide to the New Forest, its History and Landscape'', Hatchet Green Publishing, 2010 (ISBN 978-0-9568372-0-2)〕〔McKay, I., ''A New Forest Notebook'': (www.newforest-notebook.com ). Last accessed, July 2011 (offline).〕 though periodically he still publishes works of art criticism.〔McKay, I. , ''Bernard Cohen: About Now'', Flowers Gallery, 2015. See: http://www.flowersgallery.com/shop/view/bernard-cohen-about-now〕
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