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@russeldmclean.bsky.socialOct 17, 2026, 2:47 PM

Only £6.65 for THE FRIDAY GIRL in paperback over the Big River place? Get in there and grab one while you can at a ridiculous price! Perfect for all your 1970s Scottish crime & corrupt cop thriller needs! #crimefiction #tartannoir #booksky #pricedrop www.amazon.co.uk/Friday-Girl-...

@doctor-dolittle.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 3:51 PM

This free course sounds like the kickstart I need to focus on crime writing over the next few months...👀

'Tartan Noir: Scottish Crime Writing' - an online course from
the University of Glasgow. Join now: futurelearn.com/courses/tart... #tartannoir

@hootperch.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 3:12 AM

For the first time in a long, storied career of bending the rules, John Rebus is not the detective.
He is the accused, standing in the dock. What could drive a good man, finally, to cross the line for good?

A Heart Full of Headstones by @ianrankin1.bsky.social.

#TartanNoir #BookRecommendation

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@russeldmclean.bsky.socialOct 12, 2026, 10:22 PM

First draft done of a potential standalone novel -- don't know if this one will ever see the light of day (another novel is currently out in the world awaiting approval) but its a premise I've noodled with for a while & know what the redraft needs to do... #amwriting #crimefiction #noir #tartannoir

A scrivener word count box for a project called THE PATSY shows 80473 of a target of 80000 words complete.
@lucyjanes.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 3:13 PM

Read her book 'A Bad, Bad Place' in practically one night! It's a great story, deeply connected to 1970s #Glasgow. And so lovely to experience two female voices from two generations, both caring for, and trying to understand, the other in hard circumstances #TartanNoir #CrimeWriting #SidVicious

@sjohndavies.bsky.socialSep 19, 2026, 9:04 AM

Twisting Fates is free on Kindle until Sunday night.

An open-and-shut Glasgow murder, and a squad being quietly steered toward the wrong man.

If Bloody Scotland has you in the mood, it costs nothing to find out. #TartanNoir #ScottishCrime

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0H4RQZFWW

Dark promotional card. Frost crystals on the left, a lit window on the right. Text: A Glasgow professor is growing stem cells at night, without a licence, for a wife who won't live long enough to get them any other way. Somebody kills him for it. Twisting Fates, S. John Davies.