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Apr 24, 20202 min read
The Real McCoy: The SWH! Podcast Talks To Alan Parks…
For the latest SWH! podcast Ali spoke to writer Alan Parks about his latest Harry McCoy thriller, Bobby March Will Live Forever. The two...


Apr 12, 20203 min read
Three’s A Charm: A Review Of Alan Parks’ Bobby March Will Live Forever…
It can be difficult for a writer to make their mark in the crowded, thriving, marketplace that is Scottish crime fiction. Tartan Noir, as...


Oct 23, 20183 min read
Begin Again: A Review Of Douglas Skelton’s The Janus Run…
As regulars to SWH! will know, crime-writer Douglas Skelton is one of our favourite novelists. He has been a guest on our podcast, and...


Oct 6, 20154 min read
Claret And Anger: A Review Of Graeme Macrae Burnet’s His Bloody Project…
It is all too rare that contemporary Scottish fiction looks to its own rich past to tell us something new. James Robertson’s The...
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