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Bloody Scotland

3 weeks ago

We are delighted to announce that submissions for the 2021 McIlvanney Prize and the Bloody Scotland Debut of the Year Prize are now OPEN. 📣Full eligibility info and rules: bloodyscotland.com/mcilvanney-prize-entry/
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Bloody Scotland Prizes – Entry Rules | Bloody Scotland

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The winner of The McIlvanney Prize – Scottish Crime Book of the Year will receive £1,000 and the winner of The Bloody Scotland Crime Debut of the Year will receive £500. When considering the entri…

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Bloody Scotland

2 months ago

A new year, a new competition! One lucky winner will receive a bottle of Caorunn Gin and a copy of Ambrose Parry’s The Art of Dying, and five runners up will receive copies of The Art of Dying to read. Competition open to UK residents over the age of 18, until midnight on Thursday 21st January. bloodyscotland.com/competitions/
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Competitions | Bloody Scotland

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EXCLUSIVE AMBROSE PARRY PROMOTION To celebrate the publication of Ambrose Parry’s The Art of Dying we’ve teamed up with Black Thorn and Caorunn gin to offer you a chance to win a bottle of their p…

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Bloody Scotland

2 months ago

We had a rummage around in the archives and dug up this little Christmas gift for you: 🎁 Ian Rankin and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in conversation at Bloody Scotland 2019.📺 youtu.be/rd65yfjKjF0 We hope you enjoy revisiting this event (or seeing it for the first time!) and that you have a restful, peaceful end to 2020. Thank you for being part of the Bloody Scotland community and see you in the new year!
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Ian Rankin and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at Bloody Scotland 2019

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We’re very happy to be able to show you the full conversation between Ian Rankin and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon at Bloody Scotland 2019.Find out more abo…

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Bloody Scotland

2 months ago

We’ve got 10 proof copies of Jame Oswald’s What Will Burn to give away! Just pop your info in this form to be in for the chance to win: bloodyscotland.com/competitions/
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Bloody Scotland

3 months ago

It’s five years to the day since we lost William McIlvanney, and this incredible news has increased our excitement about the 2021 festival by a factor of ten – Roll on September…!www.theguardian.com/books/2020/dec/05/ian-rankin-to-complete-william-mcilvanney-final-unfinished-…
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