The day I… wrote my first novel at 75: Edinburgh author Millie Gray, 85, shares her story
Tears of joy rolled down my face and plopped on to the box before me.
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Finalists for Scottish Crime Book of the Year Award announced ahead of Bloody Scotland festival
THE finalists for the Scottish Crime Book of the Year Award 2018 have been unveiled ahead of the Bloody Scotland International Crime Writing festival.
Best-selling author Janice Galloway warns a boom in Tartan Noir makes it harder for other genres
SCOTS readers’ passion for crime is in danger of squeezing out other novels and poetry, according to one acclaimed author.
Nicola Sturgeon pens foreword for new Chinese publication of classic Muriel Spark novel
A new edition of Muriel Spark’s classic novel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie is being published in China with a foreword penned by Scotland’s First Minister.
Crime becomes most popular fiction genre for first time in UK
Author Elaine Thomson: “What I wanted was someone complex, flawed… and female”
ORGANS sliced and pickled in formaldehyde in backstreet labs, bodies boiled in copper cauldrons – the world of medical science in the 19th Century was not for the weak of stomach or faint of heart.
A surgical strike: Writer reveals how Victorian medical visionary has transformed her life
SITTING by a graveside, Lindsey Fitzharris was at a low ebb.
So c’mon get happy: Gavin Oattes’ glee guide
WHEN you go to fill up your car at the petrol station, do you find yourself getting into a rage when you fill it up to £30.04, instead of £30?
JK Rowling goes fourth as she announces crime novel is finished
JK Rowling has finished her latest novel – and announced the news to fans on the internet.
Aye Write! festival kicks off in Glasgow
THE Aye Write! festival kicks off on the 15th March and runs for ten days.
Writer Vivian French and Edinburgh head teacher Eileen Littlewood to be honoured by Scottish Book Trust
THE Scottish Book Trust Awards are set to take place on Tuesday 6th March in Edinburgh.