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Ian Rankin is one of the UK’s most recognisable authors, having created the hugely popular Rebus series, which began with Knots and Crosses in 1997. He’s one of the author’s respon...
The bestselling writer talks about leaving Edinburgh for London in his latest mystery, and what the future holds for RebusSir Ian Rankin rarely watches television. Certainly, there...
Ian Rankin. John Rebus. Edinburgh. They are as synonymous in my mind as haggis, neeps and tatties. However, I must tear these connections from my synapses because authors should ne...
Best-selling crime writer talks about his first standalone novel in 20 years and his plans for the fictional detective’s 40th anniversary
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The Balmoral rebranded three event spaces with the names of Scottish literary icons earlier this summer
The Heights is a thrilling read about haves and have-nots, power, corruption and lies: The Bonfire Of The Vanities for these times, even. The post IAN RANKIN moves his crime-writer...
Scottish author Ian Rankin talks about making sense of difficult experiences through fiction, and giving away a share of his success The post ‘Writing is a way of dealing with thi...
Sir Ian was on hand to help launch the latest edition of the Good Beer Guide
Andrew Raymond has become one of the names readers look for in Scottish crime fiction thanks mainly to his DCI John Lomond series, set in Glasgow. The author writes at a rate of kn...
Since he arrived on the crime fiction scene last year with his debut Black Water Rising, Sean Watkin has swiftly cemented a place in the Liverpool canon as a writer of books that d...
Former city cop releases his fourth book, looking at Edinburgh’s criminal past
Going back to Poe’s C Auguste Dupin and Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes, procedural mysteries have an illustrious history in crime fiction. Damien Boyd’s new Seeing Red fits that pop...
The course will feature authors including Christopher Brookmyre
Peter James, the bestselling author of the Roy Grace series, recommends three of his favorite crime novels
The watering hole frequented by Sir Ian Rankin has been a city staple since it opened in the 1800s
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With British detective fiction so congested, crafting a compelling new detective, sidekick and ensemble seems a daunting prospect. Andrew Lowe managed this in fine style with the f...
There’s a neat numerical symmetry to this week’s new books report here on Crime Fiction Lover. We’ve got seven sparkly titles, and they start with the new 007 novel! Along with the...
Ask me my spirit of choice and it’ll be gin every time. Whisky? Not my tipple mate. But crime fiction has a way of altering perceptions and weakening prejudices – and William McInt...
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