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Granite Noir: Festival ambassador Stuart MacBride on why you should binge the crime-writing festival

By Scott Begbie
February 18, 2021, 10:00 am Updated: February 18, 2021, 10:15 am

Aberdeen’s hugely popular crime-writing festival, Granite Noir, kicks off this Friday with a glittering line-up of big name authors.

Stuart MacBride, the north-east’s own thriller writer, tells us why the event – which features the likes of Ian Rankin, Jo Nesbo, Val McDermid and David Baldacci – is unmissable and some of the hidden gems to look out for, such as Victorian criminal mugshots. 

If you want to take his advice and binge on the free, three-day celebration of writing, you can find out more at www.granitenoir.com

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