Tag Archives: Stirling
Bloody Scotland 2018
BLOODY SCOTLAND 2018 Is it always sunny in Stirling? I expect the locals would be quick to tell me that it’s not. My infrequent visits to the historic city always seem to produce good weather, although there is no suggestion … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, Abir Muhkerjee, Agatha Raisin, Albert Halls, Alex Gray, Alexandra Sokoloff, Allan Park Church, Ashley Jensen, Bloody Scotland, Books, Caro Ramsay, Carry on Sleuthing, Chris Brookmyre, Christopher Brookmyre, Craig Robertson, Crime, Crime at the Coo, Crime Writing, Curly Coo, Doug Johnstone, Douglas Skelton, Dr Noir, Golden Lion Hotel, Gordon Brown, Hamish Macbeth, Hotel Colessio, Iceland, Jacky Collins, Johana Gustawsson, Judith Williams, Karen Sullivan, Lilja Sigurdardottir, Lin Anderson, Marion Gibbons, Mark Billingham, MC Beaton, Michael J Malone, Murder at the Knickerage, Neil Broadfoot, Oscar de Muriel, Ragnar Jónasson, September 2018, Simon Cox, Simone Buchholz, Steve Cavanagh, Stirling, Stirling Highland Hotel, Stuart Neville, Teresa Solana, The Reykjavik Connections, Theresa Talbot, wandywatson, Will Carver
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Bloody Scotland – Stirling – 21 September 2014
A beautiful day awaits us as we step off the train in Stirling to bright sunshine. Coming to the Bloody Scotland Book Festival seems quite appropriate just a couple of days after Scotland decided to stay as part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdeen, Arild Stavrum, Bloody Scotland, Craig Robertson, Iceland, Icelandic Noir, John Gordon Sinclair, Michael J Malone, Nordic Noir, Norway, Norwegian, Quentin Bates, Ragnar Jónasson, September 2014, Stirling, Stirling Highland Hotel, Tartan Noir, Yrsa Sigurðardóttir
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Well red at Bloody Scotland
The Harrogate Crime Writing Book Festival is in 12th year. It is now Europe’s biggest crime writing event. Scottish crime writers Lin Anderson and Alex Gray had long noticed that there were a large number of Scottish writers who attended … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Halls, Arne Dahl, Bloody Scotland, Book Festival, Crime Writing, Jan Arnald, Jo Nesbo, Nordic Noir, Norway, Peter Guttridge, September 2013, Stirling, Sweden, Tartan Noir
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