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📚This month, we’ll be reading the electrifying first outing of DI Anthony McLean, Natural Causes by James Oswald, Louise Welsh’s gripping debut The Cutting Room and the rich and absorbing Winter Counts by David Heska Wanbli Weiden.The panel will be hosted by crime writer Lin Anderson who will be joined by a brilliant panel.
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4 weeks ago

📣 WE’RE HIRING!We’re looking for a part-time freelance Digital Manager to oversee and manage the digital elements of Bloody Scotland, including our website, social media and content creation.Details and apply: bloodyscotland.com/vacancy-digital-manager-part-time-freelance/
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📽 In case you missed it…Dark Travellers: The Rise of Scottish Crime Writing premiered at this year’s festival, and features the likes of Ian Rankin, Val McDermid, Abir Mukherjee and Denise Mina, essential viewing!www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q2WZrr4J1o
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Dark Travellers: The Rise of Scottish Crime Writing

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Dark Travellers charts the rise of crime fiction in Scotland. Taking as its inspiration William McIlvanney’s novel Laidlaw published in the 1970s, the short …

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This month, we’ll be reading dazzlingly clever The Appeal by Janice Hallett, the intense and evocative (and 2021 McIlvanney Award winner!) Hyde by Craig Russell, and a crime classic, Black and Blue by Ian Rankin, the first of the Rebus novels to be adapted to television.The panel will be hosted by writer and broadcaster James Crawford, who will be joined by a host of brilliant panellists.Join us here on 27 October at 7pm.
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🚨 Glencairn Glass‘ short story competition is now open for entries!They’re inviting all budding crime writers to build their stories around the theme: ‘A Crystal-Clear Crime’ 💎 in no more than 2000 words.More details and entry: www.whiskyglass.com/crime-short-story-competition
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