As featured guest and keynote speaker, Ian Rankin talked about “Scottish Crime Fiction”.
With over 100 evocative photographs, specially commissioned to reflect the text, REBUS’S SCOTLAND is the perfect gift for anyone interested in Scotland or in the novels of Ian Rankin.Īctually, there’s a podcast to share from the conference. The iconic Ian Rankin returns with a new Detective John Rebus novel, In a House of Lies this years essential must-read bestseller. Rankin also reveals the story of Rebus and how he came into being, who he is, and what his – and Rankin’s – Scotland is like. In REBUS’S SCOTLAND Ian Rankin uncovers the Scotland that the tourist never sees, highlighting the places that inspired the settings for the Inspector Rebus novels. ‘His novels are playing a significant part in redefining Scotland’s image of itself in literature’ INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY The novels, centred on Detective Inspector John Rebus, are mostly based in and around Edinburgh.
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Ian Rankin’s guide to the places in Scotland that have provided inspiration for his bestselling Inspector Rebus novels. The Inspector Rebus books are a series of detective novels by the Scottish author Ian Rankin. Rather than Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot, Scottish crime fiction has taken its inspiration from the. Here’s a short summary of Rebus’s Scotland. Ian Rankin: Why Scottish Crime Novels Are Different. At the moment, Ian Rankin says it’s as close as we’ll get to a memoir. If you’re a fan of Rebus or Rankin, you might want to order it. The latest rebus novel is called The Haunting of Hill House and is set in the fictional town of Hill House on the fictional estate of Hill House. Signed copies are available through the Web Store. Although Rankin does not have a new book out yet, the bookstore imported copies of Rebus’s Scotland: A Personal Journey. The novels are riveting mysteries that are well-paced, with a nicely-detailed. He did a magnificent job creating the older, grizzled character in John Rebus. Ian Rankin was 25 years old when he wrote Knots and Crosses. The recent Poisoned Pen conference was held to celebrate thirty years of Ian Rankin’s publication in the United States. The discovery of the body of Stuart Bloom, who went missing in 2008, in his car trunk in an isolated wooded area drives Edgar finalist Rankins intricate. Ian Rankin was born in Scotland and lives in Edinburgh. Posted on SeptemUpdated on September 13, 2018
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