WINNER REVEALED FOR THE MCILVANNEY PRIZE 2024
WINNER REVEALED FOR THE MCILVANNEY PRIZE 2024:
Chris Brookmyre – The Cracked Mirror (Sphere)
LONGLIST:
D V Bishop – A Divine Fury (Pan Macmillan)
Val McDermid – Past Lying (Sphere)
Charles Cumming – Kennedy 35 (HarperCollins)
Andrew James Greig – The Girl in the Loch (Storm Publishing)
Doug Johnstone – The Collapsing Wave (Orenda)
S G Maclean – The Winter List (Quercus)
Abir Mukherjee – Hunted (Vintage)
C S Robertson – The Trials of Marjory Crowe (Hodder & Stoughton)
Kim Sherwood – A Spy Like Me (HarperCollins)
Doug Sinclair – Blood Runs Deep (Storm Publishing)
Douglas Skelton – The Hollow Mountain (Polygon)
This year the prize was judged by BBC Scotland presenter, Bryan Burnett; Category Manager for Waterstones, Angie Crawford and Journalist and Editor, Arusa Qureshi.
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