Scotland has many fantastic book festivals and this April readers will be flocking to Glasgow for Aye Write! Glasgow’s Book Festival.

Aye Write! was founded in 2005, and since 2007 has been an annual fixture on Glasgow’s culture calendar. The festival takes place in the beautiful Mitchell Library, one of Europe’s largest public libraries, which has been one of Glasgow’s iconic landmarks since it opened in 1911.

The festival has a packed programme for it’s 10th year, with many favourites from the past few editions of Bloody Scotland appearing. To help you navigate your way through the programme we’ve teamed up with organisers to pick out the vast selection of crime writing events for you to enjoy.

 

Crime Writing at Aye Write! – Full Listings

Ian Rankin: Rebus in Gaelic
http://bit.ly/193Oign

Ann Cleeves and Chris Dolan: Is Crime Fiction better on the Page or the Small Screen?
http://bit.ly/1BPXqfa 

Stuart MacBride, Neil Broadfoot and Malcolm MacKay: Crime and the City
http://bit.ly/1HWDMmI 

Lindsey Davis, Rory Clements, Antonia Hodgson and Michael Arnold: My Era is Better Than Yours!
http://bit.ly/19pugN2 

Lin Anderson & Alex Gray: Crime writers and their experts
http://bit.ly/19pup3l

Len Wanner, Caro Ramsay, Quintin Jardine & Helen FitzGerald: Tartan Noir
http://bit.ly/1FRylbm

Mark Billingham & My Darling Clementine: The Other Half
http://bit.ly/1HRT4fM

Denzil Meyrick, Mari Hannah & RJ MItchell: Inside Job – Police and Probation Officers turn to Crime
http://bit.ly/1bBCSls

John Gordon Sinclair, Tony Black and Michael J Malone: Crime on the West Coast
http://bit.ly/1EIOIkY

Julia Crouch, Sarah Hilary & Sabine Durrant: Domestic Noir
http://bit.ly/1BtNGHD

James Runcie & Ian Sansom: Crime in the Counties
http://bit.ly/1Ct5Eip