The programme for Scotland's first crime-writing festival has been launched.
Bloody Scotland has events covering forensics, ebooks and debates on the ethics of crime writing, as well as a discussion entitled "This house believes it's time a crime novel won the Man Booker".
Authors Quintin Jardine and Christopher Brookmyre attended the launch at Stirling's Old Town Jail yesterday.
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