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So the Edinburgh International Book Festival launched their 2017 programme the other day in town, and I have a cheeky wee event, with English author, poet and playwright Barney Norris on Friday 25th August at 2pm. A bit of blurb … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to have a short story in this fine collection, due out in September. Dx

Absolutely thrilled to have this wee book out in the world, from my time as writer in residence at William Purves Funeral Directors last year. Lovely to see so many familiar faces at the launch tonight, at the company’s annual … Continue reading →

I was up early this morning to go and get my picture taken in Stirling Castle along with a bunch of other crime writers and organisers of Bloody Scotland, which launched today. I’ve just realised looking through the programme that … Continue reading →

I’m doing a turn at Noir at the Bar in Edinburgh tonight, The Wash, 7pm, free entry. Loads of great writers, and a bar. Do come.

Buy it here! Crash Land is everyone’s favourite Orcadian plane crash twenty-first century update of Double Indemnity, and now it’s a Kindle Daily Deal over on Amazon! That means it’s only 99p on yer Kindle, and that offer is today ONLY. After … Continue reading →

  Ciao! This is exciting folks – Hit & Run is published in Italy on the 9th of June by the lovely people at Casa Sirio! It has a well nice graphic cover and is called Colpisci e Scappa. I’m doing … Continue reading →

Fair people of Dundee! I am doing the do in your Waterstones tonight, 6.30pm, talking about Crash Land, or anything else you want to know. Come! I guarantee there will be views like this:

So I have some exciting news – I’ve just signed a two-book deal with Orenda Books! Orenda are one of my favourite publishers with many of my favourite writers, and Karen Sullivan is an absolute whirlwind publisher – I couldn’t … Continue reading →

The paperback of Crash Land is out today! Buy it here! Sitting in the departure lounge of Kirkwall Airport, Finn Sullivan just wants to get off Orkney. But then he meets the mysterious and dangerous Maddie Pierce, stepping in to save her … Continue reading →