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Bloody Scotland 2018 – Meet the Authors: Q&A with Liam McIlvanney @Bloody Scotland @LiamMcIlvanney @Brownlee_Donald

I am so excited! Tonight I will be in the Church of Holy Rude in Stirling, waiting for the announcement of the book that will win the Scottish Crime novel of the Year – the McIlvanney Prize. I cannot wait to see who will win and begin the weekend of the year at Bloody Scotland.Continue reading “Bloody Scotland 2018 – Meet the Authors: Q&A with Liam McIlvanney @Bloody Scotland @LiamMcIlvanney @Brownlee_Donald”

The Way of All Flesh by Ambrose Parry @AmbroseParry @BeccaNice @Canongatebooks #TheWayofAllFlesh

Source: Review Copy Publication: 30th August 2018 from Canongate Pp: 416 ISBN-13: 978-1786893789 Edinburgh, 1847. City of Medicine, Money, Murder. In the city’s Old Town a number of young women have been found dead, all having suffered similarly gruesome ends. Across the city in the New Town, medical student Will Raven is aboutContinue reading “The Way of All Flesh by Ambrose Parry @AmbroseParry @BeccaNice @Canongatebooks #TheWayofAllFlesh”

Bloody Scotland Gala Launch @bloodyScotland @Damedenisemina #bloodyscotland # McIlvanneyPrize

What a splendid start to the Bloody Scotland Crime Writing Festival. In the magnificent setting of The Grand Hall of Stirling Castle authors and readers gathered together to celebrate crime writing and especially crime writing in Scotland, and to formally launch Bloody Scotland, the book. All eyes were turned to Susan Calman, on video, dueContinue reading “Bloody Scotland Gala Launch @bloodyScotland @Damedenisemina #bloodyscotland # McIlvanneyPrize”

Crime in the Spotlight – New Writers at Bloody Scotland

Crime in the Spotlight. Highly anticipated new writers @Bloody Scotland @brownlee_donald #newwriting #bloodyscotland

LONGLIST FOR THE McILVANNEY PRIZE SCOTTISH CRIME BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2017

Bloody Scotland have announced the longlist for this year’s McIlvanney Prize – and what a fantastic shortlist it is! The winner will be announced at the opening reception at Stirling Castle and followed by a torchlight procession – open to the public – led by Ian Rankin on his way down to his event celebratingContinue reading “LONGLIST FOR THE McILVANNEY PRIZE SCOTTISH CRIME BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2017”