An interview with Allan Guthrie. And one with Quintin Jardine.
More Quintin Jardine in The Afterword.
Alexander McCall Smith and the 107 moments that made Scotland. In other AMS news: a review of CORDUROY MANSIONS, and here he talks about his favourite books.
Ian Rankin, on why the Edinburgh Book Festival is special.
A review of Charles Cummings' THE TRINITY SIX, one of Denise Mina's THE END OF THE WASP SEASON and a brilliant one of Ray Banks' GUN.
Hot off the press - Douglas Lindsay smells like a Polynesian Goddess.
And, finally, this is why I love writing about elderly people. And if you don't read all of it, you should, at the very least, watch this video of SuperGranny foiling some robbers.
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Brilliant roundup. I don't read much crime fiction and I'm still impressed.
ReplyDeleteHaha. Elderly people are just more interesting than the very young ones because they have had time to develop a personality (very comforting, really, when you think about it ;D)
ReplyDeleteM.J. - thank you! There's so much Scottish crime fiction news out there :o)
ReplyDeleteDorte - indeed it is :o)