My short story 'Scrap' won @RingwoodPublish Grant Muir prize. Grant Muir volunteered his time to Ringwood, helping debut writers like me get published. The prize was set up in his memory thanks to the generosity of his family🙏 https://t.co/zpT7HlUcpB
@McInRob@SaintsOTD At least it wasn’t Clyde that offered the money to lose .
Unfortunately these days no bookie need bother attempting to offer St Johnstone or Clyde money to lose. They are perfectly able to do that for nothing almost every week.
Thank you @RingwoodPublish for live-streaming the brilliant event I’ve just watched where @sarasheridan asked @GGallerina about her amazing novel. Can’t recommend #RememberTheRowan enough! Both incredible advocates & lighting up women from the past. Loved it 🥰 📚
Jonet Gothskirk was a real young woman forced to appear dressed in sackcloth in 'the place of public repentance' in West Calder week after week. I explored her story in my first novel #WhatYouCallFree, published by @RingwoodPublish.
"He had a real gift to engage with people and, with his consistently upbeat attitude to life, it was nearly impossible not to like him"
David Jack's personal tribute to his friend and former Bully Wee favourite Jim Doherty can be read on our website.
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@TomJWood25@EdinReporter If listening to this superb podcast ignites your interest in this ground breaking case, you can buy the original book, Ruxton : the First Modern Murder from https://t.co/gW7HFvxi85
Or if outwith the UK you can get a paperback copy locally from Kindle
@McInRob Rob’s review is spot on. This is a must read book for all true crime lovers. Probably the best informed objective and analytical account of a major crime investigation (over the full 36 years it took to conclude) that has ever been written .
My review of Tom Wood's brilliant true crime study, The World's End Murders, is on my blog
https://t.co/mDhJZ5vCs4
This was a crime that haunted Scotland for decades and Tom Wood explores the crime, the investigation and the trial.
#BookRecommendation#truecrime#bookreviews
Yesterday was the busiest day ever on my website, three times the normal traffic.
Can we keep that going? Find out what it's all about:
https://t.co/kC9b3ek5Es
#HistoricalFiction#CrimeFiction#WritingCommunity