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Ian Rankin for The Dark Remains in Bath

Join us for a very special evening with Ian Rankin as we celebrate the paperback publication of this extraordinary book, which brings together two of Scotland’s most esteemed crime writers.

 

When William McIlvanney died in 2015, he left a handwritten manuscript of Laidlaw’s first case tantalisingly unfinished. Who better to add the finishing touches than Scotland’s finest Ian Rankin – who is back to finish what McIlvanney started. Together, these two iconic authors bring to life the criminal world of 1970s Glasgow, and Laidlaw’s relentless quest for truth.

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Venue: Christ Church, Bath, BA1 2RH

Date: June 7th

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